Old bullet spill

[Casey13]

Hi everyone,

Went detecting at an old mid 1900s homesite earlier. Found a few things there but it's a really trashy site with so much in the ground. I did manage to find a little compact and a cool button that I can't find much on. Then I dug a mid tone and one after another were bullets which was pretty cool! Don't really know how old they are but they are in bad shape. The other larger piece I have no idea what it is and says made in the USA. Through out the time I was there I kept finding these led peices that look like homemade buttons.
Thanks for looking

 

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[E-Trac-Ohio]

Pretty cool !

 

[UnderMiner]

The mystery object "Made in USA" is an old two stage gas regulator. And your homemade lead buttons are impacted bullets!

 

[1637]

cool find,about 20 years ago i found a bag in a hole under a rock and my heart stopped,but it only had about 50 old 45 cal rounds in it. i left the there ,but i still think about going back and getting them.

 

[Nathan W]

I love finding old shotgun headstamps

 

[Casey13]

The mystery object "Made in USA" is an old two stage gas regulator. And your homemade lead buttons are impacted bullets!
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Thank you so much UnderMiner! Ah man I didn't even think about those being impacted bullets 🤦‍♂️ lol.
Thank you 👍🏻

 

[Casey13]

cool find,about 20 years ago i found a bag in a hole under a rock and my heart stopped,but it only had about 50 old 45 cal rounds in it. i left the there ,but i still think about going back and getting them.

Oh wow, thats a lot. I wonder if they are still there today.

 

[Casey13]

I love finding old shotgun headstamps

Me too! I just put the ones I find now in a large Mason jar.

 

[Casey13]

Pretty cool !

Thank you!!

 

[1637]

Oh wow, thats a lot. I wonder if they are still there today.

i think so, it was way out in the desert,hard to get to, or to see

 

[Digger RJ]

Hi everyone,

Went detecting at an old mid 1900s homesite earlier. Found a few things there but it's a really trashy site with so much in the ground. I did manage to find a little compact and a cool button that I can't find much on. Then I dug a mid tone and one after another were bullets which was pretty cool! Don't really know how old they are but they are in bad shape. The other larger piece I have no idea what it is and says made in the USA. Through out the time I was there I kept finding these led peices that look like homemade buttons.
Thanks for looking

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[river roamer]

Interesting finds

 

[Georgivs]

That's cool, I love any kind of spill. Those look like bullets that would go to a gun like a 38 special

 

[Casey13]

i think so, it was way out in the desert,hard to get to, or to see

That's cool, I bet they are still there today.

 

[Casey13]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

Thank you!!

 

[Casey13]

Interesting finds

Thank you!

 

[Casey13]

That's cool, I love any kind of spill. Those look like bullets that would go to a gun like a 38 special

Thank you. I agree with you on finding any kind of spill as well. I know, the bottom of the bullet says 38 long

 

[releventchair]

The mystery object "Made in USA" is an old two stage gas regulator. And your homemade lead buttons are impacted bullets!
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Respectfully :
Part of it makes me thing low pressure system.
The bale looks like a holder for a fuel filter/water Seperator glass. It's having a screen on the area above hints of it's possible use. (Fuel drops through screen before reaching the glass reservoir).

Most tractor type fuel strainers are more like the piece with the bale , than having two sections like this example the o.p. pictures.
Could the other half be a fuel pump?
The notch in it (to drive it?) is not unlike some magneto slots.

Oiler / water seperator for a compressed air system might be another guess.

 

[releventchair]

Something like..

 

[releventchair]

Here's a fuel pump with strainer.