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Spent 6.5 hours (13 man hours) finishing gridding the last 2 acres of the last of our stubble fields. Its the first year we have tried this field but it will be the last & we are glad to cross it off the list. It has been worth it for a once over as I had a Rare Saxon Stirrup Terminal but otherwise its poor land.

2 Livery Buttons
Lead Cloth Seal & Token
Hammered Ed I - London - common type but in nice condition :icon_thumright:
I saved the most interesting find that Dad had put in his Lead pocket for recycling. Turns out its a Medieval Secular Badge (Fluer-de-lue), if its not a badge as I'm a little unsure then its a mount of some sort :dontknow: Whatever, its our first & in OK condition being in Lead & found in plough soil. :)
 

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Got another nice silver I see. :o :headbang: :notworthy:

Good work !! :icon_thumleft:

Keep @ it and HH !! ;D :D
 
MUD(S.W.A.T) said:
Got another nice silver I see. :o :headbang: :notworthy:

Good work !! :icon_thumleft:

Keep @ it and HH !! ;D :D

Yeah, I was glad to see that, it was in the last half an hour & I had just said to Dad that it 'looks unlikely we will get a hammered now...'
 
I a am always amazed at how many buttons you and your dad get let alone the coppers and that beautiful hammered !! Thanks for showing us ! MaineRelic
 
An interesting Livery Button. Is that a grave stone on it?

Nice little hammered too :icon_thumleft:
 
Nice one on the hammered :icon_thumleft:, and the lead mount. I thought I was all out fields for a while so I went for a drive. As I was passing one of our friendly Italian farmers fields I noticed it was being ploughed :hello2:. This was the field that I got 2 hammered and a Roman brooch last year with the GTI, I am going to be out at 7.30 am with the Xp. It will be interesting to compare the results.

hammered
 
maybe the fleur de lis is a french lead seal. nice finds as usual and thank you for sharing. the lake is at 40 degrees farenheit so I can start diving soon. it gets a little old watching everybody else dig up the goodies.
 
beautiful hammered Ed I,. is a good hunt .... as usual.
thanks for sharing with us their findings so interesting the England.
Greetings! :wink:
 
Intresting and very good finds again! :)
 
Congrats on the hammered! HH, Mike
 
More great finds as always :icon_thumleft: good hunt Dd60
 
CRUSADER said:
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Spent 6.5 hours (13 man hours) finishing gridding the last 2 acres of the last of our stubble fields. Its the first year we have tried this field but it will be the last & we are glad to cross it off the list. It has been worth it for a once over as I had a Rare Saxon Stirrup Terminal but otherwise its poor land.
poor field? i would love to see what you consider a good field
 
fmerg said:
CRUSADER said:
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Spent 6.5 hours (13 man hours) finishing gridding the last 2 acres of the last of our stubble fields. Its the first year we have tried this field but it will be the last & we are glad to cross it off the list. It has been worth it for a once over as I had a Rare Saxon Stirrup Terminal but otherwise its poor land.
poor field? i would love to see what you consider a good field

You will do after harvest (Aug/Sep). I had real problems motivating Dad to finish this one.
 
shaun7 said:
An interesting Livery Button. Is that a grave stone on it?

Nice little hammered too :icon_thumleft:

Both where new types, which was a bonus. we debate the question you asked, and decided on Dovecote, but we thought of beehive as well, so basically we are guessing.
 
wwwtimmcp said:
maybe the fleur de lis is a french lead seal. nice finds as usual and thank you for sharing. the lake is at 40 degrees farenheit so I can start diving soon. it gets a little old watching everybody else dig up the goodies.

Not a bad thought but its way to large & chucky for that.

Good luck with getting back out there :icon_thumright:
 

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