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Prof. Longs Magnetic Comb

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Prof. Long's Magnetic Comb

Back in 1982 I started detecting with my Dad. We were only interested in digging old and silver coins. Relics didn't even cross my mind. At an old school where I dug a large cent I dug this relic. It was cool enough to save, so I did. It was already beat up pretty badly but I managed to add a few scratches to it for good measure ;D

I haven't detected since 1984 and I just regained interest due to all the cool stuff I see you guys finding on the Forum. Just got a Fisher F70 and can't wait for the snow to melt and the ground to thaw.

Tom N2CU
 

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Re: Prof. Long's Magnetic Comb

Cool find! Made from 1890-1940 out of ALUMINUM. Couldn't have been very magnetic.
 
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mrwilburino said:
Cool find! Made from 1890-1940 out of ALUMINUM. Couldn't have been very magnetic.
Or real for that matter!
 
Re: Prof. Long's Magnetic Comb

I like it and I don't have one....
 
Doing research on the one I found today, and mine's in far worse shape. But cool none the less.

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tom n2cu, interesting item there. Thanx for posting. Reckons back to the time when patent medicines and miracle cure snake-oil type devices were selling to the un-informed (I guess some things never change, eh ? haha)
 

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