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Metalgear

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Did some MD out in the country along the Thames river. This river has a great history of battles that took place in the 1800s. I found this little brass or copper round storage utility. I am not sure what kind of metal this is made of. Was not able to open it at the spot so when i came home i knew what my first thing to do was. All the way back home i was wondering what this could be. Maybe for pills, for powdering noses, maybe to store candy, maybe an old pocket watch. I dunno. Once at home i had a hard time opening the thing. Finally, after some small damage, i managed to open it. Look and find out for yourself what it is :)
 

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AWESOME!

Mary



Metalgear said:
Did some MD out in the country along the Thames river. This river has a great history of battles that took place in the 1800s. I found this little brass or copper round storage utility. I am not sure what kind of metal this is made of. Was not able to open it at the spot so when i came home i knew what my first thing to do was. All the way back home i was wondering what this could be. Maybe for pills, for powdering noses, maybe to store candy, maybe an old pocket watch. I dunno. Once at home i had a hard time opening the thing. Finally, after some small damage, i managed to open it. Look and find out for yourself what it is :)
 
Really cool find, congrats and that must have been exciting.
Best of luck to you out there, can't wait to see what you find next.
Good luck!

Smiles!
BDoo
 
Very nice...Maybe its like Captain Jack Sparrows and will point toward the treasure! :)
 
Now that is really nice! Who would have guessed it was a compass. I'd try and find any markings to try and find out how old it could be. WAY TO GO!!
 
That's a verra nice! Verra Nice Indeed! If I were You, I'd get a nice little velvet bag to put it in and I'd carry it around with me every time I went metal detecting! <Smile> That way you would ALWAYS know the way... at least which way was north! <grin>

Ok.. So I'm jealous.. how many others who've see your treasure AREN'T? <grin>

Congratulations!!


Frodov

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Thank you all, for the kind replies. The only marking i can find is Germany. Underneath the S for South is printed Germany. So i guess it was once made in Germany. No other markers or names or dates to be found on compass. :)
 
Totally neat find, MG...WTG!

;) RR
 

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