tombac button

  1. Found this mystery object on a colonial / Civil War site, same material as a Colonial Tombac button. 2 inches long x 1 1/2 inches wide. Any ideas?

  2. Virgin cellar hole leads to 4 firsts and unknown coin. Draped bust, 2 tined fork, tombac, bale seal

    So i found this cellar hole while i was helping someone on here with this Need help interpreting LIDAR post. Karma actually working, hurray. I was showing what would definitely be a cellar hole. Using imagery of a known abandoned 1800's town site. When all of the sudden i noticed this other...
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    • 18th century 19th century bale seal cellar hole coin draped bust lidar tombac button two tined fork unknown coin
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  3. First Tombac Button and Nice 1849 Large Cent

    Went back to the old farm cent and found large cent number 6 for this site. I found it a few feet from where I found the others. I hit it with the shovel but luckily didn't damage it. It was sitting almost completely vertical about 6" down on the side of the hole I dug. I had gone over it a...

  4. First Post. 4 button morning

    Equinox 800 still pulling good stuff out of pounded cellar holes. Thoughts from the button experts?

  5. FIRST EVER...Christmas Day Decorated FLAT BUTTON- GRAY GHOST

    Merry Christmas to ALL! My wife got me a pair of GRAY GHOST Deep Woods headphones for my Tesoro Cibola metal detector. My mother in law was here watching "Downton Abbey", so I decided to get out of the house and validate the new Gray Ghost headphones!!! WOW, what a score for Christmas Day...

  6. Lions Mane (Hericium erinaceus), buckle and TOMBAC button - Rolesville, NC

    Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus), buckle and TOMBAC button - Rolesville, NC Pictured is a Lion's Mane mushroom growing in an Oak tree. Interestingly enough as pictured, this mushroom is edible and is native to North America, Europe, and Asia, after cooked it is compared to...
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