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Hi all, my wife and i went to ga. to spend a week with my dad and mom had a good time and good food. took the detector and pin pointer. i ask if it was ok they said yes, so found some clad and this
printing plate i think is backwards, But wonder from what war ? the plate weight is 107.7 grams the front seems to be copper but it clean up easy, the back has corrousion pot metal maybe. the top right hand is a army soldier with rifle in hand and the lower left is a farmer plowing a field. thanks for help. i really like this site and all the great finds you guys post. I got detector for christmas and i am addicted never know what ya might find. Thanks and good luck

thanks and how do you do the filp is cool
 

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Re: Whats is your part in this war

Welcome to Tnet ncdirtdigger. Is there anyway you could increase the size of your pics to say 600x600. You can use the paint program on your computer, or any photo editing software.
 
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Re: Whats is your part in this war

We're gonna need better/larger pics to help you with this item.

DCMatt
 
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Looks like a WW1-era printers plate, for a newspaper ad. Or WW2, but the uniform looks older.
 
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Here ya go, flipped where we can read it. Btw, nice job resizing the pics.
Looks like a mountie hat on the soldier.
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Looks like WWI to me too...

What great shape it's in! Lovin the farmer in the lower right corner
Big ads for WWI were alot of "Do your part" ads...I suppose some where, "What's your part?" too
 

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I found a printing plate not to long ago that we were able to confirm was used in 1926. Your seems to me to be a WWI plate in EXCELLENT condition too!!!
 
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Oh and sorry, I forgot to say "welcome" to the forum (duh)
I guess I was just in awe of the wonderful print plate! ;D
 
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