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Brass Pliers. A first for me

Old River

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Texas, Old River Winfree
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Garrett Ace 250, Garrett 2500, Garrett Scorpion Gold Stinger, Garrett AT PRO, Garrett ADS Master hunter, Garret Pro Pointer.
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Relic Hunting
Found a pair of Brass pliers. I know they used them in explosive working conditions, but to find the at an old homesite 8 inches deep. Oh well. I also found a wheat penny, but couldn't read the date on it.
 

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That's cool, if they don't have value just drop them in the brass pail.
 
Nice, my Dad had a pair in his tackle box. They last a long time...no rusting.
 
brass tools = spark free * if working around flammible / explosive items or say around a oil /gas well head area where explosive gases might be being "spark free" is a real good thing. :wink:
 
Brass tools are rare and cool!
 
a fast brass/copper cleanup is to get a stainless pan of vinegar (just enough to cover tool) hot on the stove, mix in some salt and drop em in...very fast and no damage...then steel wool to buff.
 

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