T Tim Helms Full Member Joined Oct 12, 2014 Messages 170 Reaction score 491 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used garrets at gold Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 15, 2017 #1 their pic says civil war era. Attachments IMG_2242.webp 801.1 KB · Views: 120
villagenut Gold Member Joined Oct 18, 2014 Messages 6,046 Reaction score 10,972 Golden Thread 0 Location florida Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 15, 2017 #2 Looks like part of a spur not sure what those in the book are but it looks similar. Upvote 0
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 Jan 15, 2017 #3 reminds me of the clips on the ugly black rubber over the shoe boots in the 60s forget what they were called IMO Brady Upvote 0
reminds me of the clips on the ugly black rubber over the shoe boots in the 60s forget what they were called IMO Brady
T taz42o Bronze Member Joined Dec 25, 2008 Messages 2,200 Reaction score 1,457 Golden Thread 0 Location Ohio Jan 15, 2017 #4 Part of spur unless too small. Attachments 172340978890.webp 183.9 KB · Views: 108 Upvote 0
jewelerguy Gold Member Joined Jun 28, 2011 Messages 12,345 Reaction score 11,569 Golden Thread 0 Location Oklahoma Detector(s) used White's XLT Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jan 15, 2017 #5 I agree. part of a broken spur Upvote 0
rick67 Bronze Member Joined Mar 29, 2014 Messages 1,624 Reaction score 1,736 Golden Thread 0 Location Smithtown NY Detector(s) used XP, Whites, Garrett, Lesche, T-Rex, RTG. Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jan 19, 2017 #6 I found one of them, and the rest of the spur. Along with Federal Navy and Infantry buttons from 1850-60's. Upvote 0
I found one of them, and the rest of the spur. Along with Federal Navy and Infantry buttons from 1850-60's.