its not much to look at for the moment. I was down at a beach that had heavy battle during WWII here on Guam and the tide was way out making it so I could finally get to some boulders I had wanted to search around. I figured I would search behind them thinking they would prevent the tide from taking stuff from behind them. I found this old bullet casing behind them as well as a piece of shrapnel ( at least thats what one of the old timers on the beach said it was ) I know the bullet casing is made of brass, you can't see it that well in the photos but its got a nice green to it. I found it about 8 inches down.
I was wondering if anyone knew how I could clean it without damaging it. there is little bits of sand and coral that seem to be cemented to it. I would like to get it off that way I can see if there are any markings on it where the primer was. any ideas on cleaning it would be nice. the photos aren't that clear but you can make out the coral and sand really well on it
I was wondering if anyone knew how I could clean it without damaging it. there is little bits of sand and coral that seem to be cemented to it. I would like to get it off that way I can see if there are any markings on it where the primer was. any ideas on cleaning it would be nice. the photos aren't that clear but you can make out the coral and sand really well on it
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