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Gilligan

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Metal detecting near 1840’s home in forest.....dug these parts of a wood stove. Found about 6 feet from where I found an 1854 large cent. What should I do, electrolysis these parts? Or is there another method?
 

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I'm no expert but they are cast iron and if they lasted that good laying out in the woods, they won't be prone to bad rust now. I would just wire brush them off and if you want to, you can hit them with some flat black paint.
 
I've got a broken leg on my wood burner. Can you detect one up for me?8-) Gary
 
If you had a tub large enough i would lay all the parts in it, and cover with some white vinegar for a week. Knock it all off
 
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 
I think I will try that! thanks.
 
They look pretty good to me. Wouldn't do much of anything to them beyond just wire brushing off some of the crud.
 
Possible wire brushing or some nice bead blasting, priming a black paint will make a nice show piece.:occasion14:
 

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