More from the farmhouse...

[Ozark Flatlander]

Think I've found where a clothesline was at one point, old clothespin spring and couple of buttons (both metal..one says JW LOSSE ST LOUIS...research says could be anywhere from early 1900 to the 60s), square nails, square roofing tacks, what looks like an upholstery tack, a key for opening a tin can, .22 casings, and three more shotgun shell stamps...and something I have no clue about..but that's the fun of it all!

 

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[robertk]

Those buttons look good! The shotshell headstamps are early 1900s.

 

[Ozark Flatlander]

Those buttons look good! The shotshell headstamps are early 1900s.

Thanks! I've been cataloging the headstamps as I find them...will eventually make a display for em. Lots of large old post oaks in the yard, so I'm figuring years ago this was prime squirrel hunting area.

 

[robertk]

I've been cataloging the headstamps as I find them...will eventually make a display for em.

Yep. That's a fun project! You can find more info and example photos for those headstamps (and more) at cartridge corner.

 

[Ozark Flatlander]

Yep. That's a fun project! You can find more info and example photos for those headstamps (and more) at cartridge corner.

Yes it's all a fun project and keeps me out of trouble as long as I refill my digouts!
That's the site I've been using for my headstamps, thanks!
The amount of knowledge, resources, and helpful folks here continues to amaze me.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !

 

[Nathan W]

Nice going, I like the little sardine can key

 

[pepperj]

You're digging square nails, so the old is there.