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FINALLY....Back on the fields and some nice relics

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Well it's been a long time coming this year. Rick and I managed to get out for our first field hunt of the year and we didn't do too bad. Started on a field we affectionately call "Silver Mountain"
where I got up some nice buttons and one, I think is my oldest to date. I need help putting a date on this one with the square shank. It has 4 drilled holes around the shank and is made of pewter. If anyone knows about this style of button I would love to get some info on it.
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I also got up a nice shoe buckle frame, what I think are some pewter spoon handle pieces and a few other goodies.
Then we did an old school house that a nice young couple had renovated into a house. I found a 1918 Canadian large Cent and gave it to them which absolutely thrilled them.

Next field I didn't do so well with, just a single musketball to Ricks 3 crotal bells and silver 6 pence.

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HH everyone,:thumbsup:
ZDD
 
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Yeah, it's still cold out there and lots of trees barely have leaves starting on them around here - the lilac bush in my yard had flowers on it before the leaves were half an inch long. It's May 28th and I haven't been bothered by a mosquito or black fly yet!
It's always nice to have some signs of age showing up, a button of that age or a few musketballs always gives me the motivation to keep at a site!
Man I hope it warms up soon, Rick and I are planning a camping/MDing trip to Cape Breton this weekend.
 
Very nice relics. That tombac is sick!!
 

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