Some interesting field finds.

[Merf]

Greetings Fellow T Netters, Hope you are all enjoying some good hunting weather.
I have been enjoying the good weather and hunting this corn field.
The token is copper and cleaned up well in the tumbler.
The 1912 Illinois license might be for a motorbike--not sure.
The Ford part is thin copper, measures 1 3/4 inches across and is threaded inside.
The cylindericle thing nest to it is carbon. I have found a few of these but this is the largest.
Any help ID ing it is appreciated.
Best luck to all and thanks for looking. Merf

 

[Merf]

Thanks Weasel, Bob, Fisher, JJS, and Oldgoat.

Goat-----I am still using the Vaquero-----The only thing I don't like about it is that if I swing too close to my feet it picks up the eyelets in my shoes.

 

[Merf]

MERF
i have the same motorcycle tag
i found it bottle digging last week
mines from 1915 i think
its really ughhhhh from being in the ground in a dump

EDDE---Did you find any valuable bottles over there?

 

[Merf]

Thanks Foiled,Jimmy,BB,Nick,SilverF,BEF,Nana,Baggins,OC,Possum,GC,and MM.
I love hunting the fields this time of year.

 

[Merf]

The Ford part is a hub nut cover for either a Model T or a tractor. I dug one up last year.

Great tokens and I.H.!

Thanks for the info Admiral.

Thanks Jarhead.

 

[EDDE]

MERF
i have the same motorcycle tag
i found it bottle digging last week
mines from 1915 i think
its really ughhhhh from being in the ground in a dump

EDDE---Did you find any valuable bottles over there?

nope common fodder for the most part took
2 buckets of the "not so common stuff" embossed or local made stuff i took home