Dawn at 21 F. a few relics

[steelheadwill]

Back to the seashore this morning, low tide at dawn.
Nothing outstanding.
a Bronze scallop piece,
2 buttons, one of them a floral design.
another curlicue piece.
was puzzled by a copper L bracket with script 'freed eisemann loud'
it is part of a 1920s radio.
http://www.oldradioplace.com/freed-ei.htm
Better finds tomorrow! HH

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Great Button.

 

[mainer]

Not bad Herbie. Your hardcore. I thought I would freeze on that boat today. Guess I better start getting use to the cold. Its going to be here for a while.

 

[soupie]

Little chiller here.
Went for a woods hunt as the fields are froze now.
However the deer hunters were amongst the trees so I thought better if it.
Glad to see you made it out.
And I do like the button
HH Soup

 

[The Swed Hunther]

Nice diggs, but better than nothing as they say
Goodluck next time!!
HH

 

[Rick (Nova Scotia)]

21 F, yeah, that's dedication. It was about 30 here today , my hands were cold.

Couple of nice little bits there Herbie.

Better finds tomorrow, I like that attitude, and I'll stay tuned.

 

[Skelly607]

Nice button,,,getting cold here also.

 

[romeo-1]

Cool digs (literally)! Looking forward to today's post!

 

[allen]

just too cold for me today

 

[Potter Poker]

2.5 feet of snow, frozen ground, wind blowing and 18 degrees F here in North Pa. Only my dog likes it! ... PP

 

[oldcoon]

Freed -Eisemann manufactured radios in the 1920s in Brooklyn, New York.