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Shaun & I returned to the Papal Bulla Field to finish it off. Which we did (except 20% of the low unproductive land) in about 5.5 hours. Dad joined us for 3 hours & by the end of the day (7 hours), we had totalled 10 man hours. (not including Shaun7 who will post his 7 hours worth soon)
Things didn't get interesting until we decided to do a bit of coin shooting in the small field next to the car, it has a footpath across it leading to an old ferry river crossing.
Dad got an outstanding 1697 Shilling almost off the bat, then a lovely 'Love Token' type coin with RMS Arzila:
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company brought her in 1908:
http://www.searlecanada.org/sunderland/images/arzila2.jpg
See post card above of the Ship. If this one could talk, I think it must be from a crew member to their loved one?
2 Roman Coins (1 pictured in mud)
2 Late Medieval Buckles
Lead Token (maybe Boy Bishop which would be my first)
Plus I found what has to be my best conditioned Pewter button ever
43rd Regiment of Foot - late 18th Century
Involved in the Rev War where they were captured at Yorktown in 1781.
Things didn't get interesting until we decided to do a bit of coin shooting in the small field next to the car, it has a footpath across it leading to an old ferry river crossing.
Dad got an outstanding 1697 Shilling almost off the bat, then a lovely 'Love Token' type coin with RMS Arzila:
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company brought her in 1908:
http://www.searlecanada.org/sunderland/images/arzila2.jpg
See post card above of the Ship. If this one could talk, I think it must be from a crew member to their loved one?
2 Roman Coins (1 pictured in mud)
2 Late Medieval Buckles
Lead Token (maybe Boy Bishop which would be my first)
Plus I found what has to be my best conditioned Pewter button ever
43rd Regiment of Foot - late 18th Century
Involved in the Rev War where they were captured at Yorktown in 1781.
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