OhioMetalMaven
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- Location
- Western Ohio
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett Ace Apex & Garrett Ace 400
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I found this odd drawer pull in my yard - not sure if that’s what it is, but I’m calling it that. It was about 8” down. The face of the figure is unique. I’m not really sure what it represents.
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Finding relics in your own yard just adds to the fun. My Son is how I learned about T Net, when he was 12 we got him an inexpensive detector that I use now. He started finding 1700's coins in our yard & it was all over, he was hooked. He saved his $ & bought better machines & a pin pointer. There are 18th century pulls they call batwing pulls , but don't really resemble bat's wings, then there are some that resemble bat's. Furniture hardware is very diverse & interesting. Ohio is a good place to find furniture & furniture relics, also good place to find antique user grade hand tools. I studied furniture & design at University of Rio Grande in Gallia County, S.E Ohio.







