Looking for help from the pros to ID today's fine

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Tenderfoot
Oct 29, 2016
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You were so helpful last time with factual information I am back... yesterday I found a second .50-70 hull and today I found a US Climax no12, (would like your opinion of the date), and two other items in close proximity ( see pic). both .50-70 and these items were found with 30 yards of each other. Out in nowhere west Texas about 500 yards from a creek. Years ago I did stumble onto an arrow head by the creek.
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Terry Soloman

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Top piec is a barb from barbed wire.
 

DizzyDigger

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A shotgun casing, a piece of barbed wire wrap (for securing the wire
to a fence post) and a rivet.
 

eyemustdigtreasure

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you have a US Dish-based headstamp. 12guage
Made by the US Cartridge Company, between 1864-1926
A good reference for American-made shot shells are:
USC Co Headstamps
 

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