Woodland Detectors
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- Toll Free ~ 855~966~3563
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- Relic Hunting
I got a few times in the last week or so, and met up with some good friends around North Carolina to do some detecting. I managed to find a really nice early Flintlock Musket side plate, Just identified from over in what is it from Nola Ken being from a 1700's Brown Bess musket
. Another find from the site was the really nice looking sportsman "Wild Boar" button circa 1830's- 1860
Sporting the Quality mark:
"P & Co. Superior Rich Colour" (British Made)
Thanks for looking
. Another find from the site was the really nice looking sportsman "Wild Boar" button circa 1830's- 1860
Sporting the Quality mark: "P & Co. Superior Rich Colour" (British Made)
Thanks for looking
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I have been doing well down here in Louisiana as of late. 
Way to go on the musket piece and getting it ID'd. 






