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prolab69

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in the stix of NY
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Whites Eagle Spectrum, Fisher CZ-3D
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All Treasure Hunting
Went to an old foundation today, I couldnt get to the site I wanted to explore because this area has only seasonal roads so I ventured to one ive pounded over and over last year. The suspender buckle says " RMC, pat march 7th 1871" The gold plated watch had no guts inside and all the hinges still work, the other pocket watch is toast, and evidently stopped ticking at 9 oclock. also a nice little dinner bell, a spindle and a very strange whatz-it,
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Relics are good !! :o :icon_thumleft:

Keep @ it and HH !! ;D :D
 
very nice relics, indeed! i'm always amazed when things continue to come out at a pounded site.
 
Don't know what the little strange ball on the pedestal is, but put it in the What Is It forum and I'll bet someone will know. You have a suspender buckle or part of one. And the other watch looking thing probably wasn't a watch rather a compact type thing that would have had a couple of pictures in it. Or at least I have seen similar on the forum before. All in all, some very nice finds. Monty
 

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