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Old River

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Texas, Old River Winfree
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Garrett Ace 250, Garrett 2500, Garrett Scorpion Gold Stinger, Garrett AT PRO, Garrett ADS Master hunter, Garret Pro Pointer.
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Relic Hunting
Not a lot of good things, but it was fun. One small piece on the left has a patent date of Feb. 28, 1878. The heal tap dates to the same time. The clock parts were found at the same site. The gas valve was at another location. The door locks, and hinge was at the location where the small piece was found. All this was found in briar patches. My wife thought I had been in a cat fight when I come home. LOL :)
 

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Old River....Some of the heel plate's also have date's on them,check it out a little closer.Great find's......Congrat's to Ya!!!
 
Old river? That one thing may not be a gas valve, But much older..Take a look at this .. That other location,could be a very good place to search some more..Goodluck..relic
 

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Are these some type of water valve. Thanks for the info.
 
Old river.These were found on a shipwreck,from around 1750s..They went on rum kegs and other types of kegs..I found one kinda like yours..Look at my best finds..Relic
 
Thanks very much. This is even better than I thought. WOW!!! Check out my display case in MY COLLECTIONS.
 
The taper on one end was pounded into the kegs. Nice find. :thumbsup:
 
Old river (keep us posted on the finds ,when you go back to the spot where you found that keg spout..Im sure you will find some neat stuff................ Relic
 

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