Ring lot kept on giving!!! (Silver Braclet)

[rayrayvegas]

After last weeks ring find I thought I better go back and spend more time on the deeper targets. Even though it was littered with iron and nails im glad I took the time. I found this Silver World War ll ID Braclet, cant find anything on this man, if someone knows of any sites that I could go too I sure would appreciate it, I would love to return this to his family. Googled map the adress on the back, surprisingly loks like the house is still there.



























Also pulled out another Mercury, a id. token,also posted a photo of the Sills Drive-inn from the 40's where this token came from. Car wash token, the usual 4 or 5 wheat cents and a pretty cool copper tag from Montana. off to the Barber lot tomorrow, wish me luck. HH

 

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[birdman]

I think you have a very special find there. Hopefully someone will be able to help locating him or his family. Keep us posted!

 

[Argentium]

Oh Cool finds ! I really love the Montana Bison ! (my home state) You are really in a zone lately Ray Ray .

 

[myfantasia1]

Your are find some really good stuff, keep it up.

 

[vpnavy]

Thanks for sharing...

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

Very cool finds Ray hope you can do the return on the bracelet.

 

[G.A.P.metal]

Ray
Very cool finds...love the ID Braclet !
Gary

 

[sponge]

Nice finds. Hope you are successful in finding the owners family.

 

[GulfCoastHunter]

I will look in washinton though see if I find a name.

EDIT: I am assuming the name on the back says Lillian? if so I did find a Lillian E Finster that was married to a Roy Richard Finster, she died in Oregon in 1992, he passed in 1997

EDIT: Roy Richard Finster that stated above joined the army on may 8th 1942.

EDIT: Final assessment, It appears the person I found and believe to be attached to that bracelet was married three times third and last marriage was to Lillian e Finster he was living in Washington when he married a woman by the name Mabel..he could have been residing there when he met Lillian just before joining the Army..I found no records of children. There is always a chance that this person is not the same R.R. Finster.

 

[AQUA]

Love that ID bracelet....would be a great deed well done if you were able to find the family and return it to them.

Very nice finds .

 

[cambria09]

Hello rayrayvegas. Great finds and huntin' site. Hope you can find the Finster family. Good luck. C9

 

[g-olden years]

Wonderful! Looking forward to your every hunt, there so productive these days! Andi

 

[treblehunter]

Wow Ray, I'm so jealous, you are finding such cool stuff, good for you!

 

[rayrayvegas]

I will look in washinton though see if I find a name.

EDIT: I am assuming the name on the back says Lillian? if so I did find a Lillian E Finster that was married to a Roy Richard Finster, she died in Oregon in 1992, he passed in 1997

EDIT: Roy Richard Finster that stated above joined the army on may 8th 1942.

EDIT: Final assessment, It appears the person I found and believe to be attached to that bracelet was married three times third and last marriage was to Lillian e Finster he was living in Washington when he married a woman by the name Mabel..he could have been residing there when he met Lillian just before joining the Army..I found no records of children. There is always a chance that this person is not the same R.R. Finster.

Wow!!! Thank you, amazimg job on the research. It helps me alot, atleast now I have a starting point. Thank you so much.

 

[BigWaveDave]

wow, good reads on the find, and the research, good job guys, and continued success in your ventures..

 

[GulfCoastHunter]

No problem I hope it helps at least a little =)

 

[SusanMN]

Nice research job Gulf Coast!

 

[ModernMiner]

Way to go Ray. That lots producing a great variety of relics. Congrats on that bracelet Dude.

Great job on the research Gulf Coast.

-MM-

 

[jewelerguy]

man you've been making so many great finds lately, you need a leaf rake to rake them all in

 

[73dguard]

I remember when I visited my parents who were missionaries to the Navajo (or Dine), at the time. The small mission houses were actually those use to house the scientist in the Manhattan project. I would enjoy going to THAT area wherever it was and looking for stuff lost or left behind (except the uranium, gee what would THAT show up as on the AT gold?)