Did not detect last week until weekend due to the work but on Friday decided to visit the field whoch I usually visit without detector and where I collect various stuff from 1930s.
Here are the finds after 1 hour. Thought that found nothing leaving the field.
Have not paid any attention to the pen on the field, but after cleaning found out that there is patent self filling pen, the producer is "Onoto" from London and there feature is that they use gold nibs in their pens. They were very popular starting from 1910s. Cleaned a bit more and saw "14 carat gold" on it. Not bad! Tried to write with it - yes!_ but I still need to glue 1 gummi ring inside
Evening with detector brought the following:
Pin with king of Prussia Friedrich, looks like it was made from a coin, but not sure yet about existence of such coin
very small but very nice button with black patina
Interesting copper 1817 coin from the Reuss, the area to the north from Bavaria.
Saturday on the same field. Again nice relics.
I am curious about this piece - looks very old, and made by hand, I have some similar-looking bronse decorations in Russia which dated 6-7 century, and they are believed to be just cloth decorations. But the difference is in the edge - here it is made so that the edge looks like so - /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\. Any info is appreciated.
The only silver of the week is very small bavarian 1 kreuzer from1833 with profile of Ludvig I, king of Bavaria.
Sunday - 2.5 hours on the field which I researched already and found nothing before.
Now I was more lucke and found these two pewter buttons:
Thanks for viewing and HH
Sand
Here are the finds after 1 hour. Thought that found nothing leaving the field.
Have not paid any attention to the pen on the field, but after cleaning found out that there is patent self filling pen, the producer is "Onoto" from London and there feature is that they use gold nibs in their pens. They were very popular starting from 1910s. Cleaned a bit more and saw "14 carat gold" on it. Not bad! Tried to write with it - yes!_ but I still need to glue 1 gummi ring inside
Evening with detector brought the following:
Pin with king of Prussia Friedrich, looks like it was made from a coin, but not sure yet about existence of such coin
very small but very nice button with black patina
Interesting copper 1817 coin from the Reuss, the area to the north from Bavaria.
Saturday on the same field. Again nice relics.
I am curious about this piece - looks very old, and made by hand, I have some similar-looking bronse decorations in Russia which dated 6-7 century, and they are believed to be just cloth decorations. But the difference is in the edge - here it is made so that the edge looks like so - /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\. Any info is appreciated.
The only silver of the week is very small bavarian 1 kreuzer from1833 with profile of Ludvig I, king of Bavaria.
Sunday - 2.5 hours on the field which I researched already and found nothing before.
Now I was more lucke and found these two pewter buttons:
Thanks for viewing and HH
Sand
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I think you got an old piece there, would check with a local museum with that. 
