04 Aug 2005 - Finds

[psgen]

Just thought I'd share some of my more interesting finds from yesterday...............The thing I found the most interesting was that a piece of wool uniform remained intact on the button. Call me crazy but I keep that too.......... sort of add to the story I guess. Well anyway hope everyone enjoys these finds as much as I do.......

P.S. I believe the button is WW II era, but am not 100% sure.........

 

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[JakePhelps]

Call me crazy but I keep that too..........

Your crazy. I would keep that too, its like a piece of history

I think the button is form ww2. Nice Finds 8)

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

P,

Nice.

Hold on to everything, it all helps tell the story or fill in the blanks.

S

 

[Jessejam]

Cool finds.

 

[dudes2112]

That's not strange, unless we're all just strange, which is a possibility I guess...

I would have kept it too!!

Dudes

 

[Nana40]

Really nice finds psgen!!!

I would have kept the wool too!

 

[rolfecat]

Wow! You found wool too!!! If you have microscope, it might be fun to view the fibers to see the color.

Congrats! And yes, keep the wool!

-Rolfecat

 

[jeff of pa]

Cloth, Wool, Plastic, Leather ;
It's always a BONUS when they Survive the Elements 8)

C O N G R A T S !


Jeff

 

[JerV3]

Nice button. I agree wool saving. But hey were all a little crazy right. Keep it all you never know who wore it.

HH Jer

 

[brandy]

Cool button. HH

 

[allen]

thats a cool find i dig the way you got it layed out in the pic. keep on digging !!!!

 

[JakePhelps]

As long as we are talking about dug fabrics, how do you preserve leather you find?

 

[groundfisher]

Congrats on the military button.One mans trash is another mans treasure.
That wheat cent looks like it survived pretty well also.Nice coin.
Best of luck to you.
HH!