inneedoftherapy
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Well went out to do a little detecting here on the farm. I am itching to get into the fields.
first picture is of a mistrike penny refound this while going through my buckets of iron and what-nots since it is not eaten away to nothing it isnt a newer penny still kinda cool. Found another coal tag this one is from Cavalier Queen. Silver brightens my day 1945 merc it is my fourth silver from the farm a no date pretty lady (3 stars under eagle) this was my third. A neat lil button. need to get some closeups probably nothing anyway. And then I found the other tag stamped 1/8 inch Bur-Mil cotton 15cents.
the next picture the finds from the old 1800's house finding bits and pieces of it from time to time.
the lock plate I am not sure of. The numbers below it were once attached to it the number plate crumbled I was able to save 8554. The window latch is an eastlake from the 1800's. The fork or whatever it belonged to is from W.R. Keystone Carnation pattern from 1908.
Oh the bottles must be pretty that are hiding out been finding a bit of glass scattered here and there oh neeed to get into the side field was pulling out a lot of scrap the dump must be close by.
couple marbles a candle holder nice plate shard with a purple picture design a promising bottom of a bottle,
piece of a dark green bottle all that is left is
NC OIL
RT, NY
and another piece of a clear bottle SISTERS.
I like rocks found these two around where the windmill stands.
first picture is of a mistrike penny refound this while going through my buckets of iron and what-nots since it is not eaten away to nothing it isnt a newer penny still kinda cool. Found another coal tag this one is from Cavalier Queen. Silver brightens my day 1945 merc it is my fourth silver from the farm a no date pretty lady (3 stars under eagle) this was my third. A neat lil button. need to get some closeups probably nothing anyway. And then I found the other tag stamped 1/8 inch Bur-Mil cotton 15cents.

the next picture the finds from the old 1800's house finding bits and pieces of it from time to time.
the lock plate I am not sure of. The numbers below it were once attached to it the number plate crumbled I was able to save 8554. The window latch is an eastlake from the 1800's. The fork or whatever it belonged to is from W.R. Keystone Carnation pattern from 1908.

Oh the bottles must be pretty that are hiding out been finding a bit of glass scattered here and there oh neeed to get into the side field was pulling out a lot of scrap the dump must be close by.
couple marbles a candle holder nice plate shard with a purple picture design a promising bottom of a bottle,
piece of a dark green bottle all that is left is
NC OIL
RT, NY
and another piece of a clear bottle SISTERS.

I like rocks found these two around where the windmill stands.

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