Saturday morning hunt.

[Urien of Rheged]

few hours out on the pasture this morning here in Lancashire. Spent most of my time hunting close to a wood and so kept getting rewarded with 20th century shotgun shells and bullet casing.
I've been on a bit of a roll though throughout April and so didn't leave empty handed.
A little Elizabeth I (3 pence or half groat?)
Has a Martlet Mintmark though which puts it in the 1570's. I actually found another hammered too but it's in a sorry old state and pretty much indecipherable.
Also a sterling silver 1930's "Air raid precaution" volunteers badge which I was quite happy with until learning it had been designed by one Eric Gill.
As we say here in England, A Nonce.
Had a thing with his daughter. Don't think we know this because of her diary though like a certain someone you guys know only too well.

 

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[Marino13]

Nonce. 🤣

 

[Marino13]

Nonce. 🤣

I actually had to look up what that was. Yuck. 😒

 

[Marino13]

I guess I need to brush up my British slang, I always thought that was a funny term for an idiot or a fool. I learned something new today.

 

[Urien of Rheged]

I guess I need to brush up my British slang, I always thought that was a funny term for an idiot or a fool. I learned something new today.

Either or it certainly describes your current commander in chief 🤣

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Outstanding !

 

[Marino13]

Either or it certainly describes your current commander in chief 🤣

He is commander of nothing. Including his diaper. Unfortunately.

 

[Chilli]

I guess I need to brush up my British slang, I always thought that was a funny term for an idiot or a fool. I learned something new today.

Me too!
We call them Rock Spiders here.

 

[Chilli]

few hours out on the pasture this morning here in Lancashire. Spent most of my time hunting close to a wood and so kept getting rewarded with 20th century shotgun shells and bullet casing.
I've been on a bit of a roll though throughout April and so didn't leave empty handed.
A little Elizabeth I (3 pence or half groat?)
Has a Martlet Mintmark though which puts it in the 1570's. I actually found another hammered too but it's in a sorry old state and pretty much indecipherable.
Also a sterling silver 1930's "Air raid precaution" volunteers badge which I was quite happy with until learning it had been designed by one Eric Gill.
As we say here in England, A Nonce.
Had a thing with his daughter. Don't think we know this because of her diary though like a certain someone you guys know only too well.

Good, and a not good find.
I once found a large silver crucifix I believe was once owned by questionable clergyman. I bashed and destroyed it with a hammer and threw it in a bin. 😁

 

[CRUSADER]

Yeap, love the ARP badge, not had that type yet.

 

[oldmxrat]

Very cool finds, congrats!