Steve in PA
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Yesterday's relic recoveries
Managed to get out yesterday and take advantage of the warm weather in Southwestern PA. Nobody answered the door at my plan A, so I moved on to plan B which was only a few miles away. I was looking forward to giving my new XP Deus a chance to see if it could pluck any buttons out of this site, which has produced over 150 buttons, including about a dozen military buttons from the War of 1812 to the Civil War. The vast majority of these buttons have been plain flat buttons, which is why finding three flower buttons and no flat buttons was highly unusual yesterday. I also got a nice suspender clip with a patent number on it. The patent number looks like 7691, but when I look at that patent on Patent database, it is for something else. I found two coal tags that read “E. Sova Hermine Penna”. I spent 3 hours using the Deus and 1.5 hours using the F75.


I may be able to expose more gilt on the third button. Going try some jelly tonight.

I found this button a few years aga at the same site. It matches the one above on the right.


This suspender clip was in the same hole as one of the buttons above. I had to remove two bricks and a large rock to get to them.

These tags say "E. Sova Hermine, Penna". I tried to search for his name and came up with a Thomas Sova that lived in Hermine 1889-1940.

Managed to get out yesterday and take advantage of the warm weather in Southwestern PA. Nobody answered the door at my plan A, so I moved on to plan B which was only a few miles away. I was looking forward to giving my new XP Deus a chance to see if it could pluck any buttons out of this site, which has produced over 150 buttons, including about a dozen military buttons from the War of 1812 to the Civil War. The vast majority of these buttons have been plain flat buttons, which is why finding three flower buttons and no flat buttons was highly unusual yesterday. I also got a nice suspender clip with a patent number on it. The patent number looks like 7691, but when I look at that patent on Patent database, it is for something else. I found two coal tags that read “E. Sova Hermine Penna”. I spent 3 hours using the Deus and 1.5 hours using the F75.


I may be able to expose more gilt on the third button. Going try some jelly tonight.

I found this button a few years aga at the same site. It matches the one above on the right.


This suspender clip was in the same hole as one of the buttons above. I had to remove two bricks and a large rock to get to them.

These tags say "E. Sova Hermine, Penna". I tried to search for his name and came up with a Thomas Sova that lived in Hermine 1889-1940.

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