CW , Buff , and dangerous cook!

[ModernMiner]

A few more finds from this week. Nothing too great, but some neat keepers.

*1937 Buffalo Nickel w/ nice readable date. (Farm find)

*Half of an old lead soldier. 1940's I'm guessing? Whatever he was cooking I wouldn't want to eat. Beans & gas don't mix kids!
(Downtown find)

*A CW 2-ring cleaner bullet. (Downtown find) My second in a week. This one was two houses down from the one I found Saturday.
Any idea if this looks to have been fired?

*A small bullet with two rings. (Farm find)
Can anyone tell me what type of gun and era this type of bullet is from.
This sucker was about 10" deep in an area that I've found other CW era bullets and buttons before.

Thanks for looking.
-MM-

 

[{Sentinel}]

Yeah I tended to agree with you initially BuckleBoy but I didnt want to bust MMs bubble so quickly until I got home from work and could have a better look see. Definitely, everyone of the bullets in the baggies I could have identified for you with my eyes closed... I thought you had already I.D.ed the ones in the baggies hence, I did not attempt to list those...Some nice lead though

 

[BuckleBoy]

Yeah I tended to agree with you initially BuckleBoy but I didnt want to bust MMs bubble so quickly until I got home from work and could have a better look see. Definitely, everyone of the bullets in the baggies I could have identified for you with my eyes closed... I thought you had already I.D.ed the ones in the baggies hence, I did not attempt to list those...Some nice lead though

Sorry to trump you on the ID, Sentinel. I should have read more closely...ID for the ones that weren't in the baggies. Oh well. I still hope the information helped. Just an interesting note...Of all the different bullet types I've found, I've never found an Enfield. Don't know why--they just haven't passed under my detector. Four-ring Sharps, Spencers, Burnsides, .69's...but no Enfield. Nice find! Every time I see one on here I get a little jealous...

Regards,

Buckleboy

 

[CRUSADER]

Like the bullet, never had one like that. Only seen similar on here.

Good Id by Gypsy 8)

 

[ModernMiner]

Yeah I tended to agree with you initially BuckleBoy but I didnt want to bust MMs bubble so quickly until I got home from work and could have a better look see. Definitely, everyone of the bullets in the baggies I could have identified for you with my eyes closed... I thought you had already I.D.ed the ones in the baggies hence, I did not attempt to list those...Some nice lead though

Sorry to trump you on the ID, Sentinel. I should have read more closely...ID for the ones that weren't in the baggies. Oh well. I still hope the information helped. Just an interesting note...Of all the different bullet types I've found, I've never found an Enfield. Don't know why--they just haven't passed under my detector. Four-ring Sharps, Spencers, Burnsides, .69's...but no Enfield. Nice find! Every time I see one on here I get a little jealous...

Regards,

Buckleboy

Thanks Guys. You really know your bullets!
No big deal on the three post CW ones. I can use them as fishing sinkers.
Have a great weekend,
MM

 

[BuckleBoy]

Thanks Guys. You really know your bullets!
No big deal on the three post CW ones. I can use them as fishing sinkers.
Have a great weekend,
MM

Now THAT's the way to recycle! My only question is...how in the world do you find time to fish??!!

Cheers,

Buckleboy

 

[ModernMiner]

Thanks Guys. You really know your bullets!
No big deal on the three post CW ones. I can use them as fishing sinkers.
Have a great weekend,
MM

Now THAT's the way to recycle! My only question is...how in the world do you find time to fish??!!

Cheers,

Buckleboy

We have a great fishing pond in our subdivision about a block away.