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Didn't make a new post for a couple of weeks due to the combination of laziness and busy schedule. Managed to get out a few times since my last post with some cool relics and coins.
My favorite military relic came out of the ground in an absolutely horrible shape. I was almost certain that there's nothing to be done to fix it, to the point that I carried it in my car for a few days without even taking a second look. Luckily, with a help from a friend I managed to straighten it up and am very satisfied with the result.
My first ''Albert'' British shako from 1830's-1850's Here are the before and after pics



The center piece is missing but I have found an other piece a few weeks ago at the same spot. I doubt they went together but it does look pretty good.

And here's a similar shako from the same period.

Found an other British ''Horn'' shako from 1830's (sixth one from that spot)

An other Lion's head device

A few possible military volunteer buttons from 1830's-1850's

British militia officer's button 1850's

British 15th regiment of foot from the same period

Got an other anthropomorphic clay pipe. Only my second one in 5 years of detecting


Almost mint 1837 Lower Canada Halfpenny (Banque du Peuple type)


An other one of the City Bank type


A beat Civil War token


Bank of Montreal token 1842


A few early civilian buttons (a bone back is the first one for me)



And an old medicine bottle


Thanks for the comments.
My favorite military relic came out of the ground in an absolutely horrible shape. I was almost certain that there's nothing to be done to fix it, to the point that I carried it in my car for a few days without even taking a second look. Luckily, with a help from a friend I managed to straighten it up and am very satisfied with the result.
My first ''Albert'' British shako from 1830's-1850's Here are the before and after pics



The center piece is missing but I have found an other piece a few weeks ago at the same spot. I doubt they went together but it does look pretty good.

And here's a similar shako from the same period.

Found an other British ''Horn'' shako from 1830's (sixth one from that spot)

An other Lion's head device

A few possible military volunteer buttons from 1830's-1850's

British militia officer's button 1850's

British 15th regiment of foot from the same period

Got an other anthropomorphic clay pipe. Only my second one in 5 years of detecting


Almost mint 1837 Lower Canada Halfpenny (Banque du Peuple type)


An other one of the City Bank type


A beat Civil War token


Bank of Montreal token 1842


A few early civilian buttons (a bone back is the first one for me)



And an old medicine bottle


Thanks for the comments.
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