11 June of 2011... bullet pendant and more finds.

HISPAN · Jun 11, 2011

Hello friends of T. Net! :hello:

Today for two hours and returned to the vineyards, all week Rained and have become a quagmire $:-\$ , but despite everything I recovered a few relics ,and one is very special .... a bullet converted into a pendant.

(I am showing in the last picture) .
H

ANTIQUARIAN · Jun 11, 2011

Oh my gosh, you had a great day out there today Hispan!

Love the silver religious pendant and the ring in the 2nd to last picture! :notworthy:

What's the ring made of . . . silver or maybe bronze? :icon_scratch:

Dave

Woodland Detectors · Jun 11, 2011

I'm lost for words on your post's as usual...

WOW!~ :icon_thumright:

HISPAN · Jun 11, 2011

Antiquarian said:
Oh my gosh, you had a great day out there today Hispan!

Love the silver religious pendant and the ring in the 2nd to last picture!

What's the ring made of . . . silver or maybe bronze?

Dave

The Ring is Bronze 18th or 19th century .
All in just two hours, not find any exceptional but I'm really amazed at the bullet pendant.
This is a field that had not ended last month ... these finds are the same place.
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,396529.0.html
Greetings!

KOOTNEY KID · Jun 11, 2011

Sickly sweet,can i say that?..................anyways always fun to see your digs. :thumbsup:

JW15 · Jun 11, 2011

What an outstanding array of finds there! :icon_thumright:

The snail shells are quite interesting!

HISPAN · Jun 12, 2011

Woodland Detectors said:
I'm lost for words on your post's as usual...

WOW!~

Thanks buddy!.....merit is not mine alone. :thumbsup:

H

KOOTNEY KID said:
Sickly sweet,can i say that?..................anyways always fun to see your digs.

The Champagne is the best drink for me, and grapes are my best fruit, go hunting these Vineyards and see how they grow and mature slowly Grapes is one of the things that I like, and Farmers here are very aware that it is good to recover these findings Historic while the hunters do not harm the vineyards .

H

JW15 said:
What an outstanding array of finds there! The snail shells are quite interesting!

Yes, this place is full of fossils interesting .
H

HISPAN · Jun 12, 2011

There are also many fragments of pottery and glass everywhere ... Here I show you a few picked up .
Grey pottery and striped Medieval Green is 12th to 15th centuries and patterned ceramic Blue is the 16th to 17th centuries. :read2:

H

Newt · Jun 12, 2011

That bullet might have been pulled and the worm stayed with the bullet.
I don't have a reference pic to show what im saying though.

Newt

CRUSADER · Jun 12, 2011

Picture 4 & 3 shows a handle of a lead-alloy/pewter part of a toy gun, we find over here :icon_thumright:

Nice selection as normal :icon_thumright:

Silver Searcher · Jun 12, 2011

CRUSADER said:
Picture 4 & 3 shows a handle of a lead-alloy/pewter part of a toy gun, we find over here

Nice selection as normal

You beat me to that :laughing9:

I have only ever found one of those $:-\$

Some really great looking finds there Hispan :notworthy:

I like very much the ring :headbang:

SS

CRUSADER · Jun 12, 2011

Silver Searcher said:
CRUSADER said:

Picture 4 & 3 shows a handle of a lead-alloy/pewter part of a toy gun, we find over here

Nice selection as normal

Click to expand...

You beat me to that I have only ever found one of those $:-\$

Some really great looking finds there Hispan I like very much the ring

SS

I think they are late Georgian, I have had a few, in fact a small piece yesterday, I never kept.

HISPAN · Jun 12, 2011

Newt said:
That bullet might have been pulled and the worm stayed with the bullet.
I don't have a reference pic to show what im saying though.

Newt

You should try to shoot thousand times with a rifle of the 18th century in the worm and then explains to me ..... :dontknow:

H

CRUSADER said:
Picture 4 & 3 shows a handle of a lead-alloy/pewter part of a toy gun, we find over here

Nice selection as normal

Yes I also I have some ... but only the bottom of the toy guns, I think the rest was made of wood and never complete.
H

Silver Searcher said:
CRUSADER said:

Picture 4 & 3 shows a handle of a lead-alloy/pewter part of a toy gun, we find over here

Nice selection as normal

Click to expand...

You beat me to that I have only ever found one of those $:-\$

Some really great looking finds there Hispan I like very much the ring

SS

Hi Colin !
you are more accustomed to hunting medieval rings .

H

wwwtimmcp · Jun 13, 2011

I dont think it is a bullet or a worm, the really old catholics used to carry a small amount of holy water in a lead victual sealed with wax. a worm would have screwed into the ramrod. hispan I shoot muzzleloaders alot, they are literally a blast to shoot.