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Dad explored another new field for 3 hours with poor results (picture 1), so we finished of the last section of the Barley Field.

Please ignore the poor photos, its a new computer & camera at the same time, plus a new photo editor I can't use well >:(

Anyway had 1 Roman Coin (not pictured)
Jettons
good cloth seals
Buttons
Sword clip or bayonet clip?
Bits
I like the Square ish 19th Century Paris Button :icon_thumright:
 

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:hello:

Yea....I like that Button to :icon_thumleft: swith to windows photo gallery :thumbsup:

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
:hello:

Yea....I like that Button to :icon_thumleft: swith to windows photo gallery :thumbsup:

SS

Thanks, but I have just found a work around to my problems, this should be better:

Its a really well made chucky (3mm solid) button, might not be like the Military types but it made my evening whilst being rained on the whole time. Just glad to finally finish off the field completely (well until the next plough).
 

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This new camera is autofocus and has to practice with it :D .... beautiful 19th century button. :thumbsup:
 
Great looking finds Cru and Dad :icon_thumright: Really like the chunky 3mm button.
The photos aren't that bad :BangHead:, don't worry about it.
 
The French button is certainly something different :D I've seen similar ones on the net among European finds but not nearly as beautiful and detailed as this one :headbang:
 
Always great to see those multi-century-old relics. Thanks for sharing all your work.
 
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"
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Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
 
davesx said:
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"




Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
Dave it's a half of nut cracker...Georgian-Victorian :thumbsup:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=16489&cat=269

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
davesx said:
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"




Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
Dave it's a half of nut cracker...Georgian-Victorian :thumbsup:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=16489&cat=269

SS



Amazing id SS :o :icon_thumleft:
 
Silver Searcher said:
davesx said:
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"

Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
Dave it's a half of nut cracker...Georgian-Victorian :thumbsup:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=16489&cat=269

SS

Spot on Colin :icon_thumleft:.

hammered
 

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neat finds me ole mate..heh c'mon pop your slippn...well done to you both.
 
I'm not replying, them pics are too bad :laughing7:

Still loads left then :o

A field with hardly any nice buttons, then that comes up :icon_thumleft:
 
Thanks SS of course, it's a nut cracker handle, it's obvious then you see the whole thing.
Dave.
 
Silver Searcher said:
davesx said:
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"




Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
Dave it's a half of nut cracker...Georgian-Victorian :thumbsup:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=16489&cat=269

SS

thanks, I knew it wasn't quite like the other clips I had but never thought of this :icon_thumright:
 
CRUSADER said:
Silver Searcher said:
davesx said:
Is this what you think is a sword clip or bayonet clip? I found mine a couple of years ago, no one
knows what it is, I took it to the detector club and the FLO took it away and came back
this "function unknown, no parallel found, likely to be post med,not recorded"




Looks like we've found a parallel at least even if we're still not sure what it is ???
Dave.
Dave it's a half of nut cracker...Georgian-Victorian :thumbsup:

http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=16489&cat=269

SS

thanks, I knew it wasn't quite like the other clips I had but never thought of this :icon_thumright:
I remember the first one I found, I had'nt been detecting long and thought it was a Roman Brooch :laughing9:

SS
 

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