Green patina strikes again .

[bartshop62]

What is this. Found detecting in civil war battle site same area where I found harmonica reed. How old is it? Edit: all cleaned up. Used sunlight natural light in photo. Made pictures less blurry.View attachment 1920705View attachment 1920706View attachment 1920707View attachment 1920708View attachment 1920709View attachment 1920710

 

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[ecmo]

Oh, oh I know this one. It's a piece of very old shrug your shoulders and throw it in your scrap metal bucket thingy.

 

[pa plateau hiker]

Oh, oh I know this one. It's a piece of very old shrug your shoulders and throw it in your scrap metal bucket thingy.

No, it's a very valuable "shrug your shoulders" and belongs in a museum.

 

[Dougie Webb]

No, it's a very valuable "shrug your shoulders" and belongs in a museum.

I know that place - it's the "International Museum of Trivial Findings" in Helena, Montana. Amiright?

 

[DizzyDigger]

Easy on the rudeness folks...Bart has actually posted a few
pretty interesting finds lately.

That looks like a piece of something that was blown up. Is
it iron or metal of some type? Maybe take another pic
after you've washed it up..hard to see through dirt.

 

[DiggerKid2003]

Piece of a shell sabot?

 

[Noah_D]

No, it's a very valuable "shrug your shoulders" and belongs in a museum.

"THAT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!!!" -Indiana Jones

 

[bartshop62]

Repost for DizzyDigger brass cleaned up.

Repost sorry. Here is the brass object all cleaned up. Found metal detecting where i found my harmonica reed in civil war site. View attachment 1920735

 

[DizzyDigger]

Much better images. It's always best to clean up an item like
before posting pics.

Hoping others might chime in. Could it be the top (mouth) of
some kind of container? It looks like it had a formed opening.