bcreynolds Jr. Member Oct 27, 2012 50 36 May 2, 2014 #1 Found at an old homestead. It is about 6 inches long. Thought it was part of an old iron, but it has raised edges on both sides. Amazon Forum Fav 👍 How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon! Attachments image-1924273894.jpg 41.4 KB · Views: 78 image-779302447.jpg 52 KB · Views: 93
Found at an old homestead. It is about 6 inches long. Thought it was part of an old iron, but it has raised edges on both sides. Amazon Forum Fav 👍 How to Research for Treasure Hunting and Metal Detecting From Lead Generation to Vetting - Grab it through Amazon!
OP OP bcreynolds Jr. Member Oct 27, 2012 50 36 May 2, 2014 Thread starter #2 Just solved it all by myself! Attachments image-3909916016.jpg 63.8 KB · Views: 85 Upvote 0
B bulrush Full Member Mar 13, 2014 101 22 West Michigan Detector(s) used Garret Ace 350 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting May 3, 2014 #3 So it's the top of a coal iron? Would one put coal in the bottom part (which you do not have)? Upvote 0
Hot zone Bronze Member Apr 26, 2012 1,032 259 Clark County Washington Detector(s) used Tiger Shark 8" coil, vaquero 8"x9" and 5.75" WS, clean sweep coil, Gray ghost deep woods headphones Whites TRX pointer , Garrett gold stinger Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting May 3, 2014 #4 Had to be careful, dirty coal on your Sunday white shirt! Upvote 0
G golden sluice Sr. Member Dec 16, 2013 469 226 next to disneyland Detector(s) used Thanks Kellyco, and Garrett:smile:... I love my AT gold metal detector! Primary Interest: Prospecting May 4, 2014 #5 Yes coal could really destroy your ironing duds. Man that thing must of really got hot. That iron probably stunk up the house too. Upvote 0
Yes coal could really destroy your ironing duds. Man that thing must of really got hot. That iron probably stunk up the house too.
OP OP bcreynolds Jr. Member Oct 27, 2012 50 36 May 4, 2014 Thread starter #6 Nope....just the top part. Upvote 0