16-07-2010/ Cannon lizard and stuff ......

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Hello friends! this afternoon in three hours and returned to the wheat fields where wheat is not planted .... always find things the 19th century , this afternoon a small bronze Cannon with a lizard on top, a brooch of a Native American, a coin of war (Token 15) and some things more ....
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tuatara said:
Is that what the fifth picture is? A barrel tap? I found one and I was not sure.
NJ

Not the full tap, just the on/off switch (kinda thing)

Yes, it's a part of a barrel tap. I believe it's ca 17th century. Please take a look at the whole thing. Here is the one from the auction:

I feel bad about hi-jacking Hispan's post so I'm moving this discussion to a new post. Would love to hear your feedback about the item I found that may be a tap handle.

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=337323.new

Thanks
 

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