Found a Cache and a strange one.

[Roger Mn.]

I went woods detecting for three hours and I got a good enough signal in all metal mode after two hours and spent one hour digging.
The hole was a foot wide and six inches deep.
All this stuff came out of the hole and I'm sure the dog tag is 1930 Jordan,Mn.
I'm a little tired right now but when I get the jewelry cleaned I'll post it.

 

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[thrillathahunt]

Nice! Can't wait to see that stuff all cleaned up.

 

[Argentium]

Yeah , Nice ! I too look forward to seeing that jewelry all cleaned up !

 

[fishstick]

SWEET CACHE!!!! CONGRATS.... HH

 

[sliverslave]

You were flat gitten busy man!
Sweet finds, nice pictures, thanks for sharing.

 

[Roger Mn.]

This is about the best I can do on cleaning. The second piece that looks like a glove is made from pot metal is my guess.

 

[sliverslave]

Wow, Hey I like those pictures better. Cleaned up nice!

 

[rayrayvegas]

Wow...great finds. Love the art deco pin. Congrats.

 

[gerryk]

Those look old and it looks like they were buried years ago. Was it found by any old RR tracks or waterways? Just a hunch here but a gut feeling that those were buried by a hobo or homeless person during the depression. Hid what was left of their belongings so they wouldn't be stolen or lost.

 

[TheRingFinder]

Nice finds!!! In Jordan Mn, might have been buried during the Sioux Uprising - Many people all around south and central Mn buried valuables, and then were killed by the Sioux.

 

[justdon]

Awesome.Great finds.Congrats.

 

[SusanMN]

My guess is that someone stole a jewelry box and either dumped or buried the stuff they didn't want. I grew up in the country and people dumped all sorts of stuff out in the woods.

 

[Roger Mn.]

Those look old and it looks like they were buried years ago. Was it found by any old RR tracks or waterways? Just a hunch here but a gut feeling that those were buried by a hobo or homeless person during the depression. Hid what was left of their belongings so they wouldn't be stolen or lost.

Not far from a creek and 1/4 mile from railroad tracks next to fallen tree. Yes this was a hobo or homeless area and I do find a lot of broken whiskey bottles and found a few bottles sticking out of the creek bank.

 

[Roger Mn.]

Most of the things found were copper wire,copper spoons and brass hardware from old doors. I was shocked that the jewelry was in there and the dog tag.

 

[Mzjavert]

I'm fascinated by the piece in your hand...the one below the group image. Looks sorta like a lighter. Congrats on a fun hole.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds (especially the Dog License) (rodgerdodger.

 

[PeteWmass]

probably someone was gathering/stealing/hoarding scrap a long time ago and stashed it - maybe there are more around.....

 

[Roger Mn.]

The flashlight is a 2 cell ribbed nickel plated brass light with slide switch . 1933 challenge brand.

 

[Nana40]

That's cool as all get out, Rog! No telling how they all got buried there together. So what is that item in the last picture in your beginning post?
Nana

 

[jewelerguy]

cool stuff