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Hoosier axe hunter

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Found this at an old church site, grassy strip between 2 fields probably only reason it survived. From the Frank Mossberg Co. They made sockets set early 1900s, they made whistles for bicycle riders too! Found an complete crotel bell and lotsa coins, great spot. Thanks for looking.
 

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Looks like it was a pretty good day.
 
😲Wow. That looks like you had a lot of fun.😊 Ok, a lot of diggin' too. 😄
And you did a great research. I like the history of the whistle. 🤓
Great bunch of finds.😎👍
WTG @Hoosier axe hunter . 👏
 
😲Wow. That looks like you had a lot of fun.😊 Ok, a lot of diggin' too. 😄
And you did a great research. I like the history of the whistle. 🤓
Great bunch of finds.😎👍
WTG @Hoosier axe hunter . 👏
Yes, a great spot, going back this spring, always miss stuff, thanks for looking
 

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