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Hello Hunters! Today the most common findings in my area .... another bell, a crotalbell, another button of the Napoleonic wars of the regiment 26, a five cents of King Alfonso XII of 1879, another 10 cents of the 1st republic of Spain 1870, two coins of the 17th century King Philip IV .... more Avitual finds.
greetings!
 

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Common Finds :o I have never seen you post anything Common :icon_thumleft:....are you sure your not English :wink:

SS
 
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
 
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS

Same here SS. I found my first complete bell the other day. before that always fragments. The complete one still had the iron ball inside.

hammered
 
hammered said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS

Same here SS. I found my first complete bell the other day. before that always fragments. The complete one still had the iron ball inside.

hammered
I found mine in a wood, proberbly why it was complete :-\

SS
 
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS

insurance that are common in here area ..... :wink:
Same here SS. I found my first complete bell the other day. before that always fragments. The complete one still had the iron ball inside.

hammered
I found mine in a wood, proberbly why it was complete :-\

SS

insurance that are common in here area ..... :wink:
 

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CONSTANTINVS said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS

insurance that are common in here area ..... :wink:
Same here SS. I found my first complete bell the other day. before that always fragments. The complete one still had the iron ball inside.

hammered
I found mine in a wood, proberbly why it was complete :-\

SS
Just a couple then :laughing9:...Amazing, looks like I will have to come over :wink: just so I can find a couple myself :D

SS
 
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered

not a spoon handle, is a large spatula.
greetings!
 
CONSTANTINVS said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Silver Searcher said:
hammered said:
Well done "C" :icon_thumleft:. The crotal bell looks in great shape and the ring is very interesting. When you say "avitual" I assume you are referring to the spoon/fork handle?

hammered
You seem to find a lot of Bells, I have only ever found one complete Crotal :'( plenty of broken bits :-\

SS

insurance that are common in here area ..... :wink:
Same here SS. I found my first complete bell the other day. before that always fragments. The complete one still had the iron ball inside.

hammered
I found mine in a wood, proberbly why it was complete :-\

SS

insurance that are common in here area ..... :wink:

What a collection! You could have one great wind chime set up, if you wanted to.
 
Hello friends I have decided to change the nick of CONSTANTINVS (too long hard to remember) by a shorter and that says a lot more about me ..... my new nick will HISPAN .... it was a mythological figure of ancient times , which would derive the name Hispania. Therefore, it is the eponymous hero of Hispania (Spain). It is first mentioned by the Gallo-Roman historian Pompeius Trogus in his Histories Philippics (preserved only in a summary post, probably made in the third century AD, by Justin). During the Middle Ages this character was also known as Spain, including his various legends.
Greetings! :wink:
 
HISPAN said:
Hello friends I have decided to change the nick of CONSTANTINVS (too long hard to remember) by a shorter and that says a lot more about me ..... my new nick will HISPAN .... it was a mythological figure of ancient times , which would derive the name Hispania. Therefore, it is the eponymous hero of Hispania (Spain). It is first mentioned by the Gallo-Roman historian Pompeius Trogus in his Histories Philippics (preserved only in a summary post, probably made in the third century AD, by Justin). During the Middle Ages this character was also known as Spain, including his various legends.
Greetings! :wink:



Good idea :D :icon_thumleft:
 

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