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Assorted finds from an old farm house

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hunted an old farm today, got an assortment, have no clue what the big piece is? I posted it in the whats it section hopefully someone will know. Got one injun 1897, 3 wheats, oldest 1912, silver war nickel, junk ring, harmonica reed. And a military button, no backmark so I have no idea on it either. The rosie was from saturday's hunt. :thumbsup:
 

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I would post that big piece on the what is it forum. Those guys (and gals) there are purdy good! :thumbsup:

Excellent assortment of finds you have there!
 
Nice digs. Looks like a printing plate to me. But what? I do not know... :thumbsup: jgas
 
thrillathahunt said:
I would post that big piece on the what is it forum. Those guys (and gals) there are purdy good! :thumbsup:

Excellent assortment of finds you have there!
I did already thanks!
 
Goesforever, Is it made of lead ? Raised printing plates were made of lead. Todays modern printing plates
are made of aluminum that are smooth to the touch or are of photopolymer (rubber).
It looks to me like a model tag off of an old cutivator/planter. there is also stampings on it i think the # 15
or something
 
yes back is lead, and front is either brass or copper, there is a picture of the back posted in whats it section
 
My grandfather had one of those ..It is a harrowing disc for farming . Probably , mid 1930's . I agree , print advertising plate, for the equipment . 8) Back to the disc. This piece of farm equip. was pulled by a tractor and a guy sat in the seat to raise and lower the rows of discs , manually ,with those handles . . Never saw it in action , I remember seeing it before it was sold to a collector . A lot of work and took strength ,like most farming does . Nice finds ! :thumbsup:
 
Cool finds and crystal clear pics. Good post.
 

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