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We went back to the old homestead site today--the weather was BEAUTIFUL! In the 60's and windy. Here's some of the stuff we found--1917 BUFFALO nickel, 1915 and 1919 wheat penny's, front of a button(?) that says "CUR WHEELER"(anyone know what that means?), 3 old buckles, a heart/flag pin, back of a pocket watch, long shiny metal thing that says "HOUSEHOLD" (don't know what this is either!), porcelain doll arm, ice skate blade, harmonica reeds, shotgun and rifle casings--what do the letters U.M.C. on shotgun shells stand for?, round shiny metal thing with raised design and lots of iron stuff! Here's some pictures--hope you enjoy! sandcreek4
 

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Howdy Sandcreek, welcome to Treasure-Net.
That looks like quite a nice homestead, those old places are fun to hunt, nice finds.

Fossis.............
 
fossis said:
Howdy Sandcreek, welcome to Treasure-Net.
That looks like quite a nice homestead, those old places are fun to hunt, nice finds.

Fossis.............
Thanks Fossis! Glad to know there's more OKIES on here :D! sandcreek4
 
There are several
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Fossis.............
 
Hello Sandcreek, OkieHillBillie here Welcome to t-net you lived in OklaHoma long? never seen a button like you's.
 
sandcreek4 said:
River Rat said:
Great finds, Sandcreek :thumbsup: UMC stands for Union Metallic Co, I love finding & identifying old headstamps and this website helps tremendously. http://members.shaw.ca/cartridge-corner/shotgun.htm

:wink: RR
Thanks for the info River Rat!!

Rats, he beat me too it. I have dug a few of these this weekend, and had just researched them myself. They were bought out by remington a long time ago.
Anthony
 
Narthoniel said:
sandcreek4 said:
River Rat said:
Great finds, Sandcreek :thumbsup: UMC stands for Union Metallic Co, I love finding & identifying old headstamps and this website helps tremendously. http://members.shaw.ca/cartridge-corner/shotgun.htm

:wink: RR
Thanks for the info River Rat!!

Rats, he beat me too it. I have dug a few of these this weekend, and had just researched them myself. They were bought out by remington a long time ago.
Anthony

SHE'S A LADY RAT ;D

Fossis.............
 
Okie Hillbillies said:
Hello Sandcreek, OkieHillBillie here Welcome to t-net you lived in OklaHoma long? never seen a button like you's.
Hi, OkieHillBillie~~thanks for the welcome and yes, I've lived in Oklahoma all my life--grew up in Cleveland, Ok and live near Pawhuska, in the beautiful Osage hills~~~~sandcreek4
 
Sandcreek, The item between the dolls arm & the "Wheeler" button is a "Fur Trade" era, Indian trade brooch.
Nice find!!
Dale
 
Ia.FurTrade said:
Sandcreek, The item between the dolls arm & the "Wheeler" button is a "Fur Trade" era, Indian trade brooch.
Nice find!!
Dale
FUR TRADE?!?! Are you sure? :o That would be so cool!! We kinda thought this site *might* be an old Indian(Native American) homestead--the Osage Indians were alloted land here. This place is where I found the holed 1852 big cent and a token with hole drilled through it--I've seen some pictures with Native Americans using coins as jewelry. Thank you Dale(Ia.FurTrade) for the information! sandcreek4
 
Nice finds and keep searching that site. Thats my kind of hunt.

Burdie
 
Sounds like an awesome site.
Keep up the finds!!!
I think they stopped making the UMC shell at 1910? or 1914?
 
From one Okie to another, welcome and 8) site you've got. Keep 'em comin".
 
lairmo said:
Sounds like an awesome site.
Keep up the finds!!!
I think they stopped making the UMC shell at 1910? or 1914?
It is an awesome site and we're having lots of fun diggin' all this stuff! I don't know when they stopped making these shells, but we have found approx. 50 different shells(shotgun and rifle casings)--I'd like to know what these people were shooting at! ::) sandcreek4
 
the plate that says Household, is a bobbin cover plate from a sewing manchine.
welcome to TNET

Sniffer
 
GREAT FINDS. YOU WILL FIND MORE THERE AT THAT SITE. :thumbsup:
 
Sniffer said:
the plate that says Household, is a bobbin cover plate from a sewing manchine.
welcome to TNET

Sniffer
Thank you for that info, Sniffer! I am amazed at the knowledge you people have on this website! sandcreek4
 
welcome sand creek nice finds, i also live in pawhuska. dave.
 

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