Natman Bronze Member Joined Jan 8, 2007 Messages 2,495 Reaction score 477 Golden Thread 0 Location Hazelwood, MO Detector(s) used White's Prizm II, White's Coinmaster Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Nov 17, 2017 #1 I found 2 of these in an old field, they are 1 1/2 inches and 2 1/4 inches in length. They look familiar to me but I don't know what they are. Both look like they're broken off something. Thanks for any help. Nat Attachments IMG_0764.webp 513.1 KB · Views: 112
I found 2 of these in an old field, they are 1 1/2 inches and 2 1/4 inches in length. They look familiar to me but I don't know what they are. Both look like they're broken off something. Thanks for any help. Nat
B bowwinkles Bronze Member Joined Nov 3, 2012 Messages 2,117 Reaction score 2,496 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #2 Harmonica reeds, or small Organ reeds Last edited: Nov 17, 2017 Upvote 0
Icewing Silver Member Joined Jan 5, 2016 Messages 2,644 Reaction score 5,532 Golden Thread 0 Location NW Arkanslaw Detector(s) used Minelab Equinox 900 / Garrett PropointerAT. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #3 Definitely not harmonica reeds, but they are organ reeds. Upvote 0
Natman Bronze Member Joined Jan 8, 2007 Messages 2,495 Reaction score 477 Golden Thread 0 Location Hazelwood, MO Detector(s) used White's Prizm II, White's Coinmaster Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Nov 17, 2017 Thread Owner #4 Thanks! Upvote 0
G.A.P.metal Gold Member Joined Jul 5, 2010 Messages 6,591 Reaction score 7,387 Golden Thread 1 Location "Kan-a-we-o-la" Head on a Pole N.Y. Seneca Territo 🥇 Banner finds 1 Detector(s) used Deus, 11" Low Freq. , 9" X35 Coils, MI 6 Pointer... Land or Sea Pointer King Of Spades 40" KS-D SA and 40" KS-S-SA L Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #5 Wood Plane`s to plane down ruff edges . i think Gary Upvote 0
Spats Sr. Member Joined May 8, 2015 Messages 406 Reaction score 608 Golden Thread 0 Location Central Mississippi Detector(s) used Fisher Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #6 They are organ or harpsichord reeds. The longer one appears to have a C# stamped into it on the left side indicating that it is a C sharp reed. Upvote 0
They are organ or harpsichord reeds. The longer one appears to have a C# stamped into it on the left side indicating that it is a C sharp reed.
bradyboy Silver Member Joined Apr 15, 2007 Messages 3,530 Reaction score 1,361 Golden Thread 0 Location Clearwater, FL Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #7 they seem a bit thick for reeds Upvote 0
GeoW Hero Member Joined Jul 12, 2005 Messages 540 Reaction score 571 Golden Thread 0 Location Coastal Georgia Detector(s) used XP Deus II, XP Deus, XP ORX, Nautilus DMCllBa, Troy X5 Shadow, Tesoro Vaquero, Tesoro Outlaw Nov 17, 2017 #8 The "reeds" are the parts that have rusted away, no longer there. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Upvote 0
gunsil Silver Member Joined Dec 27, 2012 Messages 3,881 Reaction score 6,210 Golden Thread 0 Location lower hudson valley, N.Y. Detector(s) used safari, ATPro, infinium, old Garrett BFO, Excal, Nox 800 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #9 Could be squeezebox reeds, you know, accordian reeds. Harpsichords do not have reeds. Upvote 0
Icewing Silver Member Joined Jan 5, 2016 Messages 2,644 Reaction score 5,532 Golden Thread 0 Location NW Arkanslaw Detector(s) used Minelab Equinox 900 / Garrett PropointerAT. Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Nov 17, 2017 #10 Because it seems to be hard https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=organ+reeds&FORM=HDRSC2&PC=MOZB Upvote 0