steelheadwill
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Hi Everyone!
Here's stuff i found over the last few days,
Silver shoebuckle frame, A first! thought it would be brass,
but when I tried to flake the crust off I knew it was the good stuff!
similar to the large brass in design, looks similar to some on the 1650-1720 buckle page
Handstruck Token on 1837 LC. not listed in Richards database.
E. ESSE & Co / General Commission/And Forwarding Agents/Portsmouth NH/
Importers of / Crockery / And Glassware / Dealers / in / Coal.
Can see the beading from edge of Cent and '37' from date.
A Cuff size Navy Button, CW Era Scoville BM
Bunch of other stuff, silver spoon handle with unknown hallmark (Eastern europe?)
one Merc & one '53 dime, Pewter musketball (a first) sand shaker top, buckle fragment & stuff.
Oh yeah, A 'Bartmann jug' fragment, these were a popular design, made in europe 16th-17th C !!
As always, i'm grateful to Mike at www.woodlanddetectors.com for his advice and
awesome deals on my equipment.
If your looking for a detector or just some advice, give him a ring!
That's it for now! Thanks for looking! Best wishes & HH to You !!
Here's stuff i found over the last few days,
Silver shoebuckle frame, A first! thought it would be brass,
but when I tried to flake the crust off I knew it was the good stuff!
similar to the large brass in design, looks similar to some on the 1650-1720 buckle page
Handstruck Token on 1837 LC. not listed in Richards database.
E. ESSE & Co / General Commission/And Forwarding Agents/Portsmouth NH/
Importers of / Crockery / And Glassware / Dealers / in / Coal.
Can see the beading from edge of Cent and '37' from date.
A Cuff size Navy Button, CW Era Scoville BM
Bunch of other stuff, silver spoon handle with unknown hallmark (Eastern europe?)
one Merc & one '53 dime, Pewter musketball (a first) sand shaker top, buckle fragment & stuff.
Oh yeah, A 'Bartmann jug' fragment, these were a popular design, made in europe 16th-17th C !!
As always, i'm grateful to Mike at www.woodlanddetectors.com for his advice and
awesome deals on my equipment.
If your looking for a detector or just some advice, give him a ring!
That's it for now! Thanks for looking! Best wishes & HH to You !!
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