2017 Relic finds from Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri

[Arkansasrelichunter]

These are Civil War Relics I found in Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri in 2017

 

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[Kray Gelder]

Congrats. Nice pile of finds for the year.

 

[devldog]

RC, nice CW History you have there for the year. Here's for more to head your way in 2018. Well Done on History brought to the surface and Saved.

 

[Carolina Tom]

Congrats on the nice CW relics.

Best of luck in 2018.

 

[Spats]

Roger, that wouldn't be an Andrew Jackson inaugural button, would it?

 

[Arkansasrelichunter]

Yes, I found it last Spring in a Civil War Camp occupied by the Army of the Frontier.

 

[Paleo_joe]

Outstanding! I am in central AR

 

[Davers]

A fine assortment of bullet types ,buttons & Neat Double Ax Head.

Is there a special treatment you gave to the Pocket Knife's?

 

[Davers]

A fine assortment of bullet types ,buttons & Neat Double Ax Head.

Is there a special treatment you gave to the Pocket Knife's?

 

[Davers]

Yes, I found it last Spring in a Civil War Camp occupied by the Army of the Frontier.

Great Eye Spats.
I mistook it for a Fancy flat Button.

That button is Banner in my Book.

 

[Arkansasrelichunter]

Davers
I just cleaned the Knifes and sprayed them with Lacquer.

 

[Spats]

Great Eye Spats.
I mistook it for a Fancy flat Button.

That button is Banner in my Book.

Agree.

 

[devldog]

Very nice find on the Inaugural button and the story as to where it was found. Have you ever tried the product Gemplers' on iron relics? I tried this last year and really liked it on some of my relics. It finishes the relics off and preserves the iron. It is a great product in my opinion if you don't mind the relics turning black. I thought about this a bit before trying it, and I decided to give it a try. My winning point was the overall look of the relic or preserving it for years to come. As I said, I was pleased with the overall looks when finished.

 

[Arkansasrelichunter]

I have never heard of Gempler's but I looked it up online and it looks like something I might try. Thanks for the information

 

[Spats]

I have never heard of Gempler's but I looked it up online and it looks like something I might try. Thanks for the information

I learned about Gempler's on TreasureNet and bought a gallon recently. I soak iron relics in apple cider vinegar (learned that here also and is much easier than electrolysis) and then paint on a small amount of Gempler's after drying. It seems to work great.

Hey, could you add a close-up of your Andrew Jackson button?

 

[civil_war22]

Hey y’all. Nwa here as well. Just got back at this after a year of new wife and new life and ready to kick up the finds again at my old camps and skirmish sites around the area. How’s everyone been?

 

[Arkansasrelichunter]

Hi Spats, this is the best close-up I can get. How long do you soak the Relics In Apple Cider Vinegar?

 

[civil_war22]

Roger leave it. That’s all you need to do. You don’t want it to eat the rest away. That’s perfect and would make a heck of a display piece

 

[civil_war22]

These are Civil War RelicsView attachment 1532902 I found in Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri in 2017

Roger shoot me a text at 479-653-1568. I’m from the nwa area and can give you some hints on some places to look and take you around to a lot of my places I’ve hunted for the last 25 years. Plus give you ideas on how to clean those finds

 

[Arkansasrelichunter]

Hi
I used to hunt in you area when I was younger but now I don't go any further than Madison County or Stone County in Missouri. I used to come over there and Hunt for Fort Reagan but didn't have any luck. I usually hunted with Stephen Burgess from Fayetteville. Stephen's Website (CampSite Artifacts)