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[ossi]

First publications are, however, is not the first results.



Roman iron plow

and other

rings likely Middle Ages

Maybe pipe cap

Roman brooch silver ring on one, unfortunately, broken

dress mount sacc 1.5-3.5 cm

about 1500 have not yet been precisely engineered

all

garbage

Special because it was very hard for a good photo. BC II. Balkan Celtic god of water from one side to the other side's three-pronged trident trident.
Syracuse beat Celtic coin designs, unfortunately, is not in good condition, I was able to find out about mine.
The errors I'm sorry I'm using a translator ...........................ossi

 

[Hans R Dirty]

Some spectacular finds there, very nice. Love that old silver!

 

[savant365]

Very nice finds Don't worry about the translation either, we love seeing finds from around the world. Welcome to the forum!

HH Charlie

 

[garryson]

Congrats, my friend.
The first coin: Gabor Bethlen (1613-1629) denár 1626 C-C
http://www.pannoniaterra.hu/tetel/2/229

 

[CRUSADER]

http://www.draftanimalpower.com/showthread.php?742-columella-quot-de-re-rustica-quot-on-oxen
I actually like the Iron Plow bit, a first for Tnet We do many rural Roman farmsteads & we have never had one, I would think it a rare find over there as well?

 

[ossi]

http://www.draftanimalpower.com/showthread.php?742-columella-quot-de-re-rustica-quot-on-oxen
I actually like the Iron Plow bit, a first for Tnet We do many rural Roman farmsteads & we have never had one, I would think it a rare find over there as well?

Welcome crusader. So far, two pieces of Roman plow and found a Celtic, Celtic smaller and different shape. Not every day results. Ossi

 

[DigDugNY]

Awesome! great finds

 

[garryson]

Congrats, my friend.
The first coin: Gabor Bethlen (1613-1629) denár 1626 C-C
http://www.pannoniaterra.hu/tetel/2/229

The second coin: II.Mátyás 1608-1619 denár
http://katalogus.numismatics.hu/product_info.php/cPath/31_38_41_68/products_id/2753/language/en

 

[Bruce Ct]

Nice group of finds Ossi.
The piece that is labelled "maybe pipe cap" is actually an Austo-Hungarian army cap badge.
"FJ" is for Franz Joseph whose assassination was one of the reasons that started WWI. The badge is pre-WWI but was used through the war. After the assassination the badges where made with a
"K" for Karl.
Bruce in Ct

 

[Bruce Ct]

Ossi, Photo of WWI Austrian soldier. Note the cap badge
Bruce in Ct

 

[cntrydncr1]

that brooch is really nice! well done!

 

[Imnengr]

Jól van! (I hope I got that right)

 

[ossi]

Thank you for your congratulations, and help is for everyone. Ossi

 

[Born Free]

Exciting finds from so many time periods. We just don't have that here in the US. Keep posting your finds!

Born Free