Hunted 1865 house

greg1186

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Northern New Jersey
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Metal Detecting
Found not one coin! Here are my finds... I think the tiny item next to reference coin is a very small bullet? Has I believe two rings
Around base. Drawer pull, two belt buckles and weird badge?? Any clue on any items? The bullet was over 8 inches down!!



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You're quite welcome. When I first encountered pics of them being found I presumed given the shape and size that they were CW-era martingales, though somewhat strange given the variety of lettering styles and individual letters. CBG and I think one other poster jumped in and cleared up the air about them.
so I most likely will never know what the 'P' is for Plymouth car? Last name starting with a p who knows..
 

so I most likely will never know what the 'P' is for Plymouth car? Last name starting with a p who knows..

Well, you could do some research on the property, see if anyone who owned or lived there might have had a last name beginning with "P". Even that wouldn't be definitive, but it would be my first move if I was trying to ID the owner of the vehicle that plate came off of.
 

Well, you could do some research on the property, see if anyone who owned or lived there might have had a last name beginning with "P". Even that wouldn't be definitive, but it would be my first move if I was trying to ID the owner of the vehicle that plate came off of.
this is true. I looked at tax records and the current owners last name is da silva... But the house has been abandoned for many years. No info on past owners.
 

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