M MCollett Full Member Joined Sep 26, 2013 Messages 169 Reaction score 648 Golden Thread 0 Location Alabama Detector(s) used Fisher f2, Equinox 800 Jun 28, 2020 #1 Found this morning on the old permission with CW era relics. It is broken on the top where the two bumps poke out. I though maybe something to do with a trigger or strap? Or maybe a pewter cup handle? It is pretty heavy and rang 14-15 on the Nox. Thanks for the look! Last edited: Jun 28, 2020
Found this morning on the old permission with CW era relics. It is broken on the top where the two bumps poke out. I though maybe something to do with a trigger or strap? Or maybe a pewter cup handle? It is pretty heavy and rang 14-15 on the Nox. Thanks for the look!
B bowwinkles Bronze Member Joined Nov 3, 2012 Messages 2,117 Reaction score 2,496 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 28, 2020 #2 It kinda looks like a bent scissor handle that was broke off Upvote 0
Indian Steve Silver Member Joined Oct 23, 2011 Messages 2,809 Reaction score 4,474 Golden Thread 0 Location Stuart VA Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jun 28, 2020 #3 It is the finger hold on an old candlestick Upvote 0
Kray Gelder Gold Member Joined Feb 24, 2017 Messages 7,064 Reaction score 12,562 Golden Thread 0 Location Georgetown, SC Detector(s) used Fisher F75 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jun 28, 2020 #4 Indian Steve said: It is the finger hold on an old candlestick Click to expand... That explains the wide attachment, a thumb rest. Great ID! Upvote 0
Indian Steve said: It is the finger hold on an old candlestick Click to expand... That explains the wide attachment, a thumb rest. Great ID!
M MCollett Full Member Joined Sep 26, 2013 Messages 169 Reaction score 648 Golden Thread 0 Location Alabama Detector(s) used Fisher f2, Equinox 800 Jun 28, 2020 Thread Owner #5 Indian Steve said: It is the finger hold on an old candlestick Click to expand... Thanks Indian Steve. After putting gun part I edited thinking it could be a handle for something. Great ID! Upvote 0
Indian Steve said: It is the finger hold on an old candlestick Click to expand... Thanks Indian Steve. After putting gun part I edited thinking it could be a handle for something. Great ID!