One year of digging a valley farm

[Woodbooger]

Hey guys, I joined tNet last year for help identifying some things I found with a borrowed Bounty Hunter Tracker IV. I quickly became an addict. Other than a barrel full of iron farm tools, mason jar lids, nails etc. these are my finds. I’ve always had that guilty/disrespectful feeling having things piled in a box and hopefully by telling their story it will lead to better finds. 🤷🏽*♂️ Mounted above the steps on a board I’ve tried to somewhat summarize the culture of depression era farming and country life that’s inhabited the property that I’ve been blessed to start my own small farm. STILL looking for the cache, and still using that borrowed Bounty Hunter!!!

 

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[GB1]

that is a very neat way to display stuff you have found

 

[Yak1366]

that is a very neat way to display stuff you have found

Exactly what I was going to say, very creative & artsy!!! Welcome to TNet!!

 

[old digger]

Never forget that, that can of silver dollars is still out there waiting for you to dig up.

 

[bologna321]

Very nice display

 

[OreElse]

Awesome finds!

 

[Johnnybravo300]

Wow that's quite a collection! Nice job putting that together!

 

[Inspector]

nice display, congrats on the finds, HH

 

[DetectingGodlikeOnOlympus]

You did a bang up job on that display. It's going to be a treat to hang that up and enjoy it.

 

[Lunch Bag]

What is the Northampton Mass item?

 

[Kona Koma]

Nice finds and nice pictures.

 

[Woodbooger]

Thanks! The Northampton is a bicycle badge.

 

[Kray Gelder]

A very gnarly work of art! Very, very cool.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Congratulations on the excellent finds and great display!

 

[Doc Arey]

Like your Display Neighbor!

 

[glass half fool]

Great way to turn what most would see as junk into a piece of art that tells the story of your finds so far . Terrific imagination

 

[BC1969]

Hey guys, I joined tNet last year for help identifying some things I found with a borrowed Bounty Hunter Tracker IV. I quickly became an addict. Other than a barrel full of iron farm tools, mason jar lids, nails etc. these are my finds. I’ve always had that guilty/disrespectful feeling having things piled in a box and hopefully by telling their story it will lead to better finds. 🤷🏽*♂️ Mounted above the steps on a board I’ve tried to somewhat summarize the culture of depression era farming and country life that’s inhabited the property that I’ve been blessed to start my own small farm. STILL looking for the cache, and still using that borrowed Bounty Hunter!!! View attachment 1672009View attachment 1672010View attachment 1672011View attachment 1672012View attachment 1672013View attachment 1672014View attachment 1672016

Hey.. Thanks for sharing this!
I absolutely love Tnet.
There is so much life enriching content here.
Yours adds a great touch!
Great finds.
Thank you for preserving history.

Mike.

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Your display is a work of art, fabulous job.

 

[sprailroad]

The Dog Tag is a special item, nice. I've never seen one that said "male" dog.

 

[BLK HOLE]

That is a wicked good display! Love the bike badge and dog tag