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1780's Grist mill 1-17-2011

1-17-11 29 degrees but things got hot at the old mill . Old blow hole button started the mourning . I don't dig these 1600 buttons every hunt but when I do find one , good things can happen! Some horse relics , skeleton key , large rosette , and some nice early button finds today. Thanks for stopping in, daWg
 

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Re: 1780's Grist mill 1-17-2011

Way to go you Dawg ! I just love them nice old relics ! That grist mill has been a very prolific site for you ! You will carry the memories of the good finds from that place for the rest of your life and beyond ! The site becomes part of you ! and you become part of the site ! MaineRelic.
 
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awesome targets dawg !! those are the kind of finds that make me hit the site hard and then hit it harder nice finds ! scott
 
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allen said:
that site is giving you some amazing finds :thumbsup:
Thanks Allen , still has alot of unsearched dirt :wink:
calisdad said:
Neat finds. Especially like the Egyptian looking silver thingy (technical term ;) and the tower button. Any idea what the tiny basket piece is?
Quite the playground you've found there. Enjoy.
Egypt metal is silver and looks like it was a medallion.....other thing is a colonial lemon squeezer :icon_scratch:
TommNJ said:
That's what I'm talking about, Awesome Finds CMDawg! :icon_thumright: Glad to see your still getting out!

TommNJ
Thanks TommNJ
Wldbil said:
Looks like some good relics to me... Congrats :icon_thumright:
Thanks Wld Bill
Antiquarian said:
Incredible finds there CMD! :notworthy: These two are my favourites! :icon_thumright:
I know the first pic is one of the rosettes (love the detail),
but what's the piece in the second pic? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
Dave
Thanks Dave Maybe a tea ball squeezer :icon_scratch:
Woodland Detectors 4-H said:
My kind of digs! Way to go :icon_thumleft:
Thanks Mike
darkwing_66 said:
nice finds love the lock
Locks are some of my fav digs ..this one is an oldie Thanks darkwing :headbang:
MaineRelic said:
Way to go you Dawg ! I just love them nice old relics ! That grist mill has been a very prolific site for you ! You will carry the memories of the good finds from that place for the rest of your life and beyond ! The site becomes part of you ! and you become part of the site ! MaineRelic.
so many unsearched areas near this site ! Anyhow , You are correct , a memorable outing and honey hole , indeed !!! Thanks MaineRelic
KRAZYHORSES said:
awesome targets dawg !! those are the kind of finds that make me hit the site hard and then hit it harder nice finds ! scott
Hey Scott , I knew you would appreciate some of the Equestrian digs 8) 8) 8)
 
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Antiquarian said:
Incredible finds there CMD! :notworthy: These two are my favourites! :icon_thumright:
I know the first pic is one of the rosettes (love the detail),
but what's the piece in the second pic? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
Dave


Thanks Dave, Maybe a tea ball squeezer :icon_scratch:

Thanks for the information buddy. Can't say that I've ever seen one of those before? :icon_scratch:

I sure wouldn't have wanted to have gotten on the bad side of my wife back in Victorian times if she had one of those babies lying around! :laughing7:

Cheers,
Dave
 
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I was thinking about you as I drove through Millville today! It still looks like quite a bit of snow, but glad you made it out!
 
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Neil in West Jersey said:
I was thinking about you as I drove through Millville today! It still looks like quite a bit of snow, but glad you made it out!
Hi Neil , I am further South , a few inches left Monday . The snow is actually helping , I can grid by watching where my tracks are made and the ground is not frozen underneath of the snow .. plus the moisture is sending deep hits back through the headphones , especially on copper ... Today was a complete melt down to zero and temps felt like Spring , perfect hunting conditions .
Antiquarian said:
Antiquarian said:
Dave


Thanks Dave, Maybe a tea ball squeezer :icon_scratch:

Thanks for the information buddy. Can't say that I've ever seen one of those before? :icon_scratch:

I sure wouldn't have wanted to have gotten on the bad side of my wife back in Victorian times if she had one of those babies lying around! :laughing7:

Cheers,
Dave
:laughing9: ... I better get rid of it , :icon_scratch: it could be trouble for the dawg . :o
 

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CMDiamonddawg ... "I better get rid of it , it could be trouble for the dawg."

If you're ever looking to "get rid of it" . . . let me know. :icon_thumright:

Dave
 

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