DavidBeard
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Another Horse's Head! Musket Balls, Buckles, etc.
Hi All,
Have been on a new field - a quiet one at that, but some interesting finds:
First thing I stumbled upon was another Horse's Head (is this the year of the horse?)

Couple of buttons:

A few buckles (probably from Horse harness):


A 1947 Sixpence - sadly this is the year they stopped making them out of 50% silver and used the cheaper Cupro-Nickel:

Thimble and button fragments:

Musket Balls:

A round lead item which could be a single sided lead token, a weight or game piece - 15th - 17th century - (another job for the museum at Derby)

And the end of an old walking stick (I think - had one of these before with wood still in it):

Ooh! - A cow collar too, which the Farmer was pleased to recieve back; automatically registers the cow when going through milking!!
Hi All,
Have been on a new field - a quiet one at that, but some interesting finds:
First thing I stumbled upon was another Horse's Head (is this the year of the horse?)

Couple of buttons:

A few buckles (probably from Horse harness):


A 1947 Sixpence - sadly this is the year they stopped making them out of 50% silver and used the cheaper Cupro-Nickel:

Thimble and button fragments:

Musket Balls:

A round lead item which could be a single sided lead token, a weight or game piece - 15th - 17th century - (another job for the museum at Derby)

And the end of an old walking stick (I think - had one of these before with wood still in it):

Ooh! - A cow collar too, which the Farmer was pleased to recieve back; automatically registers the cow when going through milking!!
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How on earth would they do that with something shaped like this? 








