Merf
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I hunted an old farm field site the last couple of days and found these.
The farmstead dates back to 1855.
This is an 1840 Nova Scotia Half Penny--It measures 1 1/8 inches in diameter.
It was only 4 inches deep. It is pretty well toasted but still readable with a magnifyer.
The second picture is of a good one listed on E-Bay.
The 1864 Indian head is also toasted but readable.
The kerosene lamp wick holder was patented Aug. 16-1870-Stamped on the knob.
Too bad it wasn't in better shape.
Thanks for looking and best luck to all, Merf
The farmstead dates back to 1855.
This is an 1840 Nova Scotia Half Penny--It measures 1 1/8 inches in diameter.
It was only 4 inches deep. It is pretty well toasted but still readable with a magnifyer.
The second picture is of a good one listed on E-Bay.
The 1864 Indian head is also toasted but readable.
The kerosene lamp wick holder was patented Aug. 16-1870-Stamped on the knob.
Too bad it wasn't in better shape.
Thanks for looking and best luck to all, Merf
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