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This field is a low priority one but as Dad was away, it was the closest field to cycle to, plus it throws up the odd surprise like the Henry I (Banner coin). So as miss most of the bad weather, I was out hunting by 08:30 & finished 5.5 hours later when the heavy windy showers started.
I tried hard to get a hammered but wasn't to be :wink:
5 Scrappy Roman Coins including a silver plated forgery
Part of a print block which I pictured with other bits I found a few years ago.
1 Lead Token
14th C Buckle
Broken Medieval Spur Buckle & Plate
17th C 'seal top' spoon handle piece
My first tear-dropped shaped Medieval Bell - like the jester type :laughing7:
Find of the day was part of a 15th C Chafing Dish Handle, first one I have found. Did some research & can't find any on the UKDFD & only 1 on the PAS:
http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/230705
Mine is far more complete, didn't realise it was such a rare find when I got it :headbang:
 

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Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

Nice haul, Crusader! I wish we could find that many buttons in one hunt here!

HH
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

You did well to get that much time in before the rain. I wouldn't have liked to be in the middle of a field in what just came down here :o

I should get out next weekend ;D
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great finds :icon_thumleft: my fields are getting close, seen a couple cut today :headbang: the Bell is a Harness bell, found one last year from my Gold Stirrup Ring field...and it still rang :icon_thumleft:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showcat.php?cat=116&page=5

SS

Thanks, I remember it well, as I remember thinking I hadn't got one. (Jester bit was a joke but had no idea they were on horses) :icon_thumright:

Drum roll please.......The North is getting ready to come out of hibernation 8)
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great finds :icon_thumleft: my fields are getting close, seen a couple cut today :headbang: the Bell is a Harness bell, found one last year from my Gold Stirrup Ring field...and it still rang :icon_thumleft:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showcat.php?cat=116&page=5

SS

Thanks, I remember it well, as I remember thinking I hadn't got one. (Jester bit was a joke but had no idea they were on horses) :icon_thumright:

Drum roll please.......The North is getting ready to come out of hibernation 8)
Yes they sell well to....I think everybody on T.Net will here me...when I manage to get on a field :laughing7:

SS
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Great finds :icon_thumleft: my fields are getting close, seen a couple cut today :headbang: the Bell is a Harness bell, found one last year from my Gold Stirrup Ring field...and it still rang :icon_thumleft:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showcat.php?cat=116&page=5

SS

Thanks, I remember it well, as I remember thinking I hadn't got one. (Jester bit was a joke but had no idea they were on horses) :icon_thumright:

Drum roll please.......The North is getting ready to come out of hibernation 8)
The North and center :laughing9: ..... in the south not hibernation ,but if do sleep after eating,every day to be rested and go hunting or walking. ::)
beautiful Medieval buckle these are the 12th century, I think.
H
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

shaun7 said:
You did well to get that much time in before the rain. I wouldn't have liked to be in the middle of a field in what just came down here :o

I should get out next weekend ;D

I did get caught out by one shower when at the top of the slope & the mac & bike were at the bottom ::) Other than that I got home just as it chucked it down. Its a good place to see the weather coming in, although the last system missed me until it decided to do a 90 degree wind change & chase me home :laughing9:
 
Re: Another Barley Stubble Field...

Wow, that's 'low priority'? Nice stuff! Always appreciate your posts Crusader. Cheers.
 
UPDATE:

Dad had some time this evening & spent 45 minutes on the field I was on, plus tried another Barley Field elsewhere (1 Hour). Didn't get much, but we must be moving closer to the big one :wink: :D
Lead Token - J.S
Geo Shoe Buckle guts
Geo Furniture Decor
Coppers & bits...
 

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CRUSADER said:
UPDATE:

Dad had some time this evening & spent 45 minutes on the field I was on, plus tried another Barley Field elsewhere (1 Hour). Didn't get much, but we must be moving closer to the big one :wink: :D
Lead Token - J.S
Geo Shoe Buckle guts
Geo Furniture Decor
Coppers & bits...
It seems that his father recovered from the knee ... :thumbsup:
You know these token JP ?...... seen hunting the token for other detectors in the UK, but not what it was.
H
 
lots of good stuff! love the bells
 
Even though you didn't hit the big one yet, looks like this spot kept you both busy. I think I speak for a lot of us here in that I am so impressed with your knowledge of so many different relics from so many different eras. :icon_thumleft: How many years have you and Cru' dad been detecting?
 
Great finds yesterday Cru, even if you were a one-man show! :laughing7:

I love the look of the 15th century chafing dish handle! :notworthy:

Can you tell me . . . is this an ink pot? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
Dave
 

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A great find is one that is better/more complete than the examples.
Didn't know there were 15th century Chafing dishes :D
congrats and best digs to you :thumbsup:
 
HISPAN said:
CRUSADER said:
UPDATE:

Dad had some time this evening & spent 45 minutes on the field I was on, plus tried another Barley Field elsewhere (1 Hour). Didn't get much, but we must be moving closer to the big one :wink: :D
Lead Token - J.S
Geo Shoe Buckle guts
Geo Furniture Decor
Coppers & bits...
It seems that his father recovered from the knee ... :thumbsup:
You know these token JP ?...... seen hunting the token for other detectors in the UK, but not what it was.
H
JS Lead Token (hard to picture)
JP brass disc (blank on reverse) :dontknow: Not a token, I think
 
Wallhangers said:
Even though you didn't hit the big one yet, looks like this spot kept you both busy. I think I speak for a lot of us here in that I am so impressed with your knowledge of so many different relics from so many different eras. :icon_thumleft: How many years have you and Cru' dad been detecting?
22 Years for Me & about 12 for Dad
 
ANTIQUARIAN said:
Can you tell me . . . is this an ink pot? :icon_scratch:

Cheers,
Dave

Yeap circa 1880-1910
 
A lot of interesting finds, I always enjoy! HH, Mike
 

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