Some interesting Items today

[williefire]

Found a 1895 Indian head, a sterling silver I.D. bracelet with Joe Mcenerne's name,U.S.N. and his service #...Need to find out how to track his family down, I'm sure they would love to have it back. Found 2 Military buttons as well...and ohhh yeah, a HUGE "diamond" ring...lol....its band is aluminum with Germany written in it, pretty sure the "diamond" is high quality plastic......

 

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[spotz]

Jealousy raises it's ugly head again! Nice finds & pix. Spotz

 

[stoney56]

Have you asked the base commander's office-maybe they can relay by forwarding a letter to him through his service #. That way you don't hand over the bracelet to them, and it's not like you're asking for his address-just a forward of your letter to his posting if he's still in active service.

 

[treasure_lady]

Great finds! Congratulations!

 

[williefire]

I'll try the base commanders idea, i've tried almost everything else...going out today again to an old house I just got permision to hunt....

 

[jeff of pa]

Nice Finds Willie, Good luck with the Bracelet. Also- Looks like a Few Carats of Plastic in that ring :lol still a cool find tho' especially sinse it's marked Germany. Congrats ; jeff

 

[carolina kirby]

8) Cool! Keep up the good work.Hows the weather in Georgia? I was born in Mt. Vernon by Vidalia.

 

[Jason in TN]

Those buttons are awesome I love the old military stuff. Cool awesome cool.

 

[coinshooter]

Take a look. Sure the last name isn't Mcenerney?

 

[mrmark55]

Great finds! I would call that a very good day of detecting!
Mr Mark 8)

 

[czman]

Go to the local post of the VFW or AL...they will help you if this person is somewhere in the state...dont leave these items with them...good luck...Don

 

[williefire]

I found the bracelet and ring in Savannah in an old housing area where military used to live frequently. I did have the name spelled wrong on the post....The Indian head and the buttons were found on Ft Stewart .