Last two hunts..and mixed in with the shotgun brass was this cool button

[RVRoamer74]

A few cool things from the mountain side here in VA.
Hunted the edge of a field that was grown out of sight and mostly just wooded areas the rest of the time.

after inspection the Button's design is a bit different here and there on the front...

Thanks for looking !!!

RV

 

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[trapperart]

Nice assortment of finds and nice button congrats

 

[sorahc]

In your second photo, you have a very nice civil war tent rope tensioner. Not sure exactly when they started using them or when they stopped but that is a pretty good sign of CW activity.

 

[hbru123]

Awesome finds! Congrats!

 

[relic nut]

Sweet button, and I also think that is a CW tent tensioner.
Nice hunt!

HH, RN

 

[RVRoamer74]

Nice assortment of finds and nice button congrats

Thanks trapperart...wow climbing these mt. sides wears me out anymore...ugh!

 

[RVRoamer74]

Sweet button, and I also think that is a CW tent tensioner.
Nice hunt!

HH, RN

Hey thanks RN....I wish I knew the time frame of the button..

 

[port ewen ace]

wish I had a nickel for each shotgun brass pretending to be a good hit

love the button & tent piece, got a few of 'em at farms in NY

 

[RVRoamer74]

wish I had a nickel for each shotgun brass pretending to be a good hit

love the button & tent piece, got a few of 'em at farms in NY

Thanks !! Most all the brass was fairly old...kinda a relic of their own. Must of been lots of squirrel and dumplings going on...

 

[scruggs]

Nice CW finds.

 

[Kurios1]

Very sweet old one piece button. I have dug one of those tent pole things but, never realized what it was until registering on T-NET! WOO HOO! Cool digs mate. Now get to hiking right back up that mountain side! There's more up there!

 

[RVRoamer74]

Very sweet old one piece button. I ha.ve dug one of those tent pole things but, never realized what it was until registering on T-NET! WOO HOO! Cool digs mate. Now get to hiking right back up that mountain side! There's more up there!

Thanks Kurios1....I have a large area permission and sure enough most of it is sideling ground...aint too bad though as long as there's enough to dig and give a break now and then...

 

[Loco-Digger]

Congrats on your Star-trek hunt. To go where no man has detected before. Looks like you were rewarded for your efforts. Love those buttons and that tent tensioner.

 

[RVRoamer74]

Congrats on your Star-trek hunt. To go where no man has detected before. Looks like you were rewarded for your efforts. Love those buttons and that tent tensioner.

Absolutely Loco....I honestly was thinking the same thing myself. I kept telling myself I will run into a good patch sooner or later...but man the sweat rolled.. ugh!

 

[port ewen ace]

Absolutely Loco....I honestly was thinking the same thing myself. I kept telling myself I will run into a good patch sooner or later...but man the sweat rolled.. ugh!

why I wear a headband and ALWAYS have a facecloth in da pocket-------- "udderwhys"--- some dumb deer will start lickin' yo face

 

[RVRoamer74]

why I wear a headband and ALWAYS have a facecloth in da pocket-------- "udderwhys"--- some dumb deer will start lickin' yo face

You must have seen me before...I always have a sweat band and cap, plus stuff a old wash cloth in me pocket...aaaaand water, don't want to raisin-up out there.





All clean and ready to go...

 

[Worm-Slicer]

In your second photo, you have a very nice civil war tent rope tensioner. Not sure exactly when they started using them or when they stopped but that is a pretty good sign of CW activity.

Actually those rope tension attachments are post-war. I have one somewhere around here I found and it has a marked patent date in the late nineteenth century.

 

[mk4125]

In your second photo, you have a very nice civil war tent rope tensioner. Not sure exactly when they started using them or when they stopped but that is a pretty good sign of CW activity.

Good lord... I found one of those a few years back and tossed it into a box with my other "maple syrup' tree taps. I love TNET!

 

[RVRoamer74]

Actually those rope tension attachments are post-war. I have one somewhere around here I found and it has a marked patent date in the late nineteenth century.

Hey Thanks for all the info you dug up on the rope tensioner....I just dug it and it looked cool whether CW related or not...I am glad it goes back quite a ways though, and to me a fun dig. Thanks!!

 

[Steve in PA]

I agree with Worm Slicer, I have dug those tent rope tensioners on in 1940s Boy Scout camps. The button on the other hand I would date to approximately 1810-20.