Wildcat1750
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I thought I'd try my luck inching down a very steep stream bank with an almost 45 degree slope. Now I know what a mountain goat or a haggis must feel like. Most of my targets were concentrated in one area from top to bottom with a liberal dose of .22 cal slugs and shell casings to keep me busy.
A curious assortment of finds included:
Vintage Spur
Pocket Watch Chain
Tiny Flat Button without a shank
IMPERIAL "Relic Thing"*
Rim Fire Shell Casing
Droppings
*My research tells me that IMPERIAL made syringes but this would be a very big syringe if it were. There is still wood inside. Perhaps this was a primitive type of plunger? Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for Looking.
Nick
A curious assortment of finds included:
Vintage Spur
Pocket Watch Chain
Tiny Flat Button without a shank
IMPERIAL "Relic Thing"*
Rim Fire Shell Casing
Droppings
*My research tells me that IMPERIAL made syringes but this would be a very big syringe if it were. There is still wood inside. Perhaps this was a primitive type of plunger? Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for Looking.
Nick
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