Pile of relics, half nickle plated revolver,token, silver,marbles

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We got out for about 4 hrs and had a great day at our hidden spot ,when we arrived there was a big old red tail hawk sitting on a rock looking at us, I asked but he wouldn't stick around for a pic 8-) then we found 4 more foundation holes that we didn't know about,can not wait to explore them !! Before I even turned on the detector I spotted the butt of the pistol sticking out of the dirt looking at me with a big smile :laughing7: I did a little looking online and think it might be a Smith and Wesson model 2 army from the 1880s ??? any help would be much appreciated . The brother found the token and even though he found it , I danced around with him good thing this spot is remote ! Then I found a pretty 1909 barber dime. All in all a great day and a great hunt !
 

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And the cream . The only markings on the pistol are the serial # 103894 0n the butt and AO under the right grip
 

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I love the token congratulations to your brother!!!! I can't wait to see what else you 2 find!!! I had my brother on a few digs with me but he never got bit by the detector bug! I would probably have less of a collection. Glad you were able to get around the tall grass.
 

Quite a haul! Interesting...and woods are great.
 

Oh boy, that looks like fun digging to me. Love it ALL! I really like the BIG marble. I've found lots of small ones but, never a BIG one...YET! Great sight and loads of more nice targets waiting for you fine folks. Old hawkeye will keep it a secret until ya' get back there.:headbang:
 

Great finds. Looks like piece of a clock their and some agate marbles.
 

I love the token congratulations to your brother!!!! I can't wait to see what else you 2 find!!! I had my brother on a few digs with me but he never got bit by the detector bug! I would probably have less of a collection. Glad you were able to get around the tall grass.
this spot is a little higher ,the tall grass hasn't been a problem
 

Great finds. Looks like piece of a clock their and some agate marbles.
No aggies just bennies and two glass,one beautiful little swirly. One of the clock pieces is stamped with a six pointed star and New Haven Conn
 

Wow .. Great hunt! All kinds of nice goodies. I am not sur, but judging by the shape of the access plate hole, I think your revolver may have been an F. W. Hood spur trigger pocket pistol, circa 1874.
 

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It looks very much like my Smith & Wesson Model 1. These were built from 1857 to 1881 if my memory serves me. Great find!!!

Mine is a second issue and was made from 1860 to 1868. I think there were at least 3 variances of this weapon. (As in 1st through 3rd Issue)
 

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Mud hut and multz ,thanks for the ideas on the pistola ,hoping to get a positive I'd and possibly a search of the serial #
 

Check on the right hand side where the grip would be. The other spots there were SN's are not there. IE the barrel and the cylinder.
 

I didnt really notice that token before, that is an amazing token. A very historic town too. That thing is valuable!
 

Killer pistol and token, and all the other relics!
Glad you're getting out, now go get some hutches!
Kudos,
Carl
 

awesome finds, you covered a lot of very cool finds that most of us would love to find ourselves. congrats
 

Congratualtions on the nice relic hunt! :occasion14:
 

Mlutz, I think you misunderstood me a little , It has a serial # on the butt and just an AO under the right grip.
 

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