Some lead and other stuff

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That was and still is a rich CW environment for relics. I found my first US box plate right there in Funkstown. Great looking saves FF1 :icon_thumright:
 

No doubt about the part where you say"and some other stuff" congrats !! Incredible !
 

FF1, that is an impressive collection of CW saved History. Very Well done. Maryland and Virginia both still have great amounts of relics being found. The only two U.S.box plates I have in my collection were sent to me by one of my older cousins who lived in Alexandria,Virginia. One was found in the Chancellorsville battlefield area, and the other from the Harper's Ferry aerea. These were most appreciated. I have seen 4 dug through the years, but I have yet to find one myself.
 

My best stuff has been found In PA, not far from the Maryland line. Next best is in Maryland, and then Virginia in that order.
 

What a nice historic display with relics from both sides & a great representation of the horrors that happened in that area.

Thanks for posting.
Davers
 

That is awesome! I used to live near Hagerstown, that's where we spent most of our days in the summer.
 

Are you serious holy moly I would never sleep if I was pulling stuff like that I like the display case really cool I can tell you really appreciate the history you dig. Great post Thanks for sharing all that. Tommy
 

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