

But I will add that your finds that I see look 20th century.So it's up to you to decide is it worth getting hurt over somebodies old junk yacht.


on my part.Just wanted you to beaware of what you were dealing with,& not go get hurt on something that most likely would not be worth it.I mean you could go fart around with something like that looking for something thats most likely not going to be there stab yourself on some old rusty junk or worst.Just the hazards involved & the thought of a big doctor bill should be enough.
Save that for when you find something (OLD WRECK) real good. 
seventyonedragonflies said:well, wow!
i can't thank you all enough for the info!
and out of which we've concluded it is indeed a wheel. i am still excited that i found it, but even more so that i know what it is now.
allen, texjim, and dave, antiquarian thank you. ivan salis, pete,(still reading the sites you sent) wow, an history lesson to boot! how very informative, greatly appreciated.
and steelheadwill... what is the green, and yellow items... oh gold! what is green? oh and i didn't use a detector, just eyes. and michael, thanks so much for helping me get started here!
thanks again all ya'll,
k.
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