QUICK HUNT AT FORECLOSURE GETS INDIANS

[Petrie502]

2 Indians and some kind of pendant I hope someone knows what it is!!!! HELP ID. And what's the dart looking thing also any help at all guys

 

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[Rich in Central PA]

That's a "crossed cannons" military insigna pendant which designates the "artillery" branch of the US Army.

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

the pedant is "sweetheart jewelry", enlisted artillery brass converted into a pendant...

 

[Petrie502]

So how old we talking

 

[wvwildman]

nice finds congrats HH

 

[Rich in Central PA]

So how old we talking

My guess is since you found it along with the Indians...............maybe WWI era

 

[Petrie502]

The Indians are 1885 and 1890 and another that's 1881

 

[awhatley]

My first thought on dart thingy would be a wood burner

 

[Rich in Central PA]

I was gonna say Spanish American War era 1890 to ? but I don't think they had artillery back then as we know it, but I could be wrong.

 

[Petrie502]

Sweet I can dig that for sure

 

[Petrie502]

I don't think its a wood burner

 

[mercury1]

Dart thing, could it be a lawn jart. Deadly toy that got pulled off market because it could pierce someone's skull.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds Petrie.

 

[Petrie502]

Dart thing, could it be a lawn jart. Deadly toy that got pulled off market because it could pierce someone's skull.

Yep I remember those things the toys we had as kids I remember manhunt with BB guns and the good ole 3 PUMP RULE hahaha

 

[cjon455]

awesome finds!, so i gotta ask because there are a ton of them around me.....are foreclosures that are bank owned ok to detect on? I know that in the case of a bank owned foreclosure the previous owner is out of the picture and the banks that own them are usually almost uncontactable, has anyone ever just detected a foreclosure w/o asking?

 

[mr helton]

awesome finds!, so i gotta ask because there are a ton of them around me.....are foreclosures that are bank owned ok to detect on? I know that in the case of a bank owned foreclosure the previous owner is out of the picture and the banks that own them are usually almost uncontactable, has anyone ever just detected a foreclosure w/o asking?

There is an 1830 house 5 minutes from my house that's been foreclosed for a couple years now. I'd LOVE to hunt on it but I'm too scared. It's a great find too because it's the only house older than 1900 in my city I think.

 

[Petrie502]

The way I see it is the banks screwed a lot of people with those stupid loans that should have put someone in jail!! Just fill your holes.... I have a friend who does upkeep on foreclosures for about 10 banks, so he tells me when there's an old one and gives me permission after they mow!!! If I where u I'd hunt that farm house! If its a real fire lusher there will be info on the door!!!

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

The dart thing makes me think it is a spring loaded center punch not sure though.Are those threads in the middle pic or the remnants of a spring?

 

[Petrie502]

The dart thing makes me think it is a spring loaded center punch not sure though.Are those threads in the middle pic or the remnants of a spring?

It's not a center punch I really can't figure it out I just can't come to a solid conclusion

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

I think I figured out the dart thingy it might be to an old stereo like the A/V jacks on t.v.'s today some of those were pretty hefty not sure though.