Good Hunt at New Permission. And what are these?

[PenguinDetectsCA]

Finally decided to go to a place I've been wanting to check for a while.
It was a good 5hrs of hunting.

Coins:
1891 V-Nickel, 1899 V Nickel, 1917-s wheat, 1942-s wheat, 1951 and 52 wheat.

Things:
Toy Horse, Yosemite Medallion and Crusty token

Lead bullets:

Buttons left to right:
Bent eagle button, horseshoe button, star button, and "U.S. Army" button.

And this? What is this? Image shows lions with crown.

Also got a cool Victorian era pencil sharpener

And some harmonica reeds(?) And a metal arrowhead (?)

Totals:

Goodnight !

 

[russau]

You had a productive day !

 

[Blackfoot58]

The linked pieces in question appear to be a neck adornment known as a “civic collar”. They are used in various parts of Europe as well as by many fraternal organizations. I know that various Masonic branches use them and believe Knights of Columbus did as well.

 

[Sandog]

Very nice group of finds. The horse looks like one you might find on a cast horse clock.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

A great bunch of finds - congrats !

 

[Silvermonkey]

Finally decided to go to a place I've been wanting to check for a while.
It was a good 5hrs of hunting.

Coins:
1891 V-Nickel, 1899 V Nickel, 1917-s wheat, 1942-s wheat, 1951 and 52 wheat.
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Things:
Toy Horse, Yosemite Medallion and Crusty token
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Lead bullets:
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Buttons left to right:
Bent eagle button, horseshoe button, star button, and "U.S. Army" button.
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And this? What is this? Image shows lions with crown.

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Also got harmonica reeds(?) And a metal arrowhead (?)

Totals:
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Goodnight !

A very nice collection of finds. The bracelet/ necklace piece is great. Very unusual. Well done.

 

[Digger54]

Your bent eagle button is actually the face to a Navy button.

 

[PenguinDetectsCA]

Your bent eagle button is actually the face to a Navy button.

Thanks for the ID on the eagle one.

The button with 4 holes on the right says U.S Army. Not sure if that one is actually an army button, Ive never seen one like that before.

 

[PenguinDetectsCA]

The linked pieces in question appear to be a neck adornment known as a “civic collar”. They are used in various parts of Europe as well as by many fraternal organizations. I know that various Masonic branches use them and believe Knights of Columbus did as well.

Thanks, that looks like it could be it.

 

[Digger54]

Thanks for the ID on the eagle one.

The button with 4 holes on the right says U.S Army. Not sure if that one is actually an army button, Ive never seen one like that before.

I have dug one or two of the ARMY four hole buttons or what is referred to as underwear buttons. I'm sure there may be other applications besides underwear for them.

 

[oldmxrat]

That's a lot of cool finds, congrats!