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well i said last night i would post my finds today i just wanted to get in a few more hours of hunting first before i posted was hoping to have more to show to everyone,i think i did pretty good for as hot as it is.yesterday i found some bullet I've been wanting to find for a while now, they are just three ringers but there in cased in wood and should make for a great display i hope i can keep them in the wood i took all my finds out back and washed them off for the pictures. now i think the ones that are in the wood I'm gonna put them in the oven and bake them on about 100 degrees for a few hours or so tonight to help dry the wood out before i epoxy them. if anyone knows a better way of preserving them in the wood please let me know before i mess them up i really want them to stay in the wood i think they are cooler that way.well here are the pictures i hope you enjoy
 

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Awesome finds. Love those bullets in wood. :thumbsup:
 
I like the bullets in the wood.
 
That is very cool! I would want them displayed like that also, wish i could help i'm sure someone will, but maybe you could just brush some linseed oil on the wood?
 
WOW< those are some awesome relics!
 
A very nice pile of CW lead,Congrats
I have seen some bullets in wood polyurethaned.
I hope they turn out great
Post pics after you preserve them however you do it.

fortbball9
 
i will post pictures after I'm done with them but right now i have to let it dry out real well.the large piece of wood i heart pine and i don't know how many people on here know what happens to pine after that long in the ground but around here people call it Light wood and is use to light fires. i think back in the day it was used to make turpentine or something like that , the sap in them is very flamable.so i was just gonna let it dry out to the point that i could epoxy the whole thing and hope that works but like i said if anyone know a better way please let me know. thanks for looking.oh yeah i forgot to add the large pice of wood has a few bullets in it not just the one
 
i like the bullets in the wood. that is really cool... good job
 
OHHH.....I remember someone on here preserving the wood with a bullet in it...just can't remember who? :icon_scratch: That is so awesome tho! 8) Congrats on all those finds....

Nana :)


Might want to use the search and maybe see if you can find out how they saved theirs?
 
Nana40 said:
OHHH.....I remember someone on here preserving the wood with a bullet in it...just can't remember who? :icon_scratch: That is so awesome tho! 8) Congrats on all those finds....

Nana :)


Might want to use the search and maybe see if you can find out how they saved theirs?

Nana,
I think that was Sentinel that did that.
-MM-


D6B,
FANTASTIC CW relics. Those lead in wood pieces are outstanding finds.
Way to go!!!
-MM-
 
Those are some awesome find's Bobby,I'm still looking for my first one in wood.Where are you all diggin now ?
 
civilman1 said:
Those are some awesome find's Bobby,I'm still looking for my first one in wood.Where are you all diggin now ?

Yes, please PM me that info too. :tongue3: ;D :wink:
You've done us NC CW relic hunters proud. :icon_thumleft:
-MM-
 
The bullets in the wood is awesome. It will make a great display and conversation piece....
 

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