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- Nox 800 AT Max, Mine lab se pro/ Teknetics 7500 / teknetics 8000 / fisher m-scope (aquanut) 1280x/2ea compass relic magnum 6 /compass yukon 77b (professional) /compass yukon 71b
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I think the eagle pin is an army quartermaster badge though I am not sure of the age. I dug one recently that had most of its colors still on it. yours may have been all brass without coloring, still very cool finds 







