Old field finds for the week so far 2nd 1835 copper and a #46 race car lead

[Deepdiger60]

I went back to the old field today i did pretty good i found my second 1835 Not One Cent copper in less then a week a few silvers 1912 Barber 2 Rosies 1947 1958 a IH 1905 and a few wheats today ,also 2 buckles one is bronze ,that #46 lead race car looks like its from the early 30,s ? and yes the wheels turn yesterday was a nice green Crotal bell and a copper threaded ball maybe a shift knob or to a bed post ,hopefully ill be back on the weekend with my buddy Dan that field is loaded with hits there is no way i could dig them all . Good Hunting Dd60

 

[SkyPirate]

Nice!

 

[CRUSADER]

Is that an R W maker mark on the crotal bell? If so nice colonial bell


Robert Well I 1755-1781 - Aldbourne, Wiltshire, UK

or

Robert Wells II 1775-1798 - Aldbourne


One of the most successful bell makers in the UK.

 

[SkyPirate]

Thats a groovy little car!

 

[Deepdiger60]

Is that an R W maker mark on the crotal bell? If so nice colonial bell


Robert Well I 1755-1781 - Aldbourne, Wiltshire, UK

or

Robert Wells II 1775-1798 - Aldbourne


One of the most successful bell makers in the UK.

Actually its neither it has a makers mark BW i still cant find that maker mark Unless that B is really a R the bell does have a sun burst pattern only on the bottom half if anyone knows thanks Dd60

 

[CRUSADER]

Is that an R W maker mark on the crotal bell? If so nice colonial bell


Robert Well I 1755-1781 - Aldbourne, Wiltshire, UK

or

Robert Wells II 1775-1798 - Aldbourne


One of the most successful bell makers in the UK.

Actually its neither it has a makers mark BW i still cant find that maker mark Unless that B is really a R the bell does have a sun burst pattern only on the bottom half if anyone knows thanks Dd60

OK:
http://www.classicbells.com/Info/bellMakers.html


W B or B W maker's mark on petal bells.

William Barton was listed as an "artificer" in an early census. He may possibly have been making sleigh bells as early as the 1790s in New York state.

maybe just colonial era

 

[Deepdiger60]

Is that an R W maker mark on the crotal bell? If so nice colonial bell


Robert Well I 1755-1781 - Aldbourne, Wiltshire, UK

or

Robert Wells II 1775-1798 - Aldbourne


One of the most successful bell makers in the UK.

Actually its neither it has a makers mark BW i still cant find that maker mark Unless that B is really a R the bell does have a sun burst pattern only on the bottom half if anyone knows thanks Dd60

OK:
http://www.classicbells.com/Info/bellMakers.html


W B or B W maker's mark on petal bells.

William Barton was listed as an "artificer" in an early census. He may possibly have been making sleigh bells as early as the 1790s in New York state.

maybe just colonial era

Thats got to be it thanks East Hampton is only a few miles from where i live Conn. is just across the Sound

William Barton was listed as an "artificer" in an early census. (3) He may possibly have been making sleigh bells as early as the 1790s in New York state. (6) He is best known, however, for the bells he produced in East Hampton, Connecticut, in the early 1800s.