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Hey everyone,
Just wanted to share with you some of the recent finds.
First a very nice Royal Navy 1700's button. Very surprised it survived so well. It's a first one for me of this type.
A few Native copper tinklers. Already found a couple in the past. These two are by far the smallest.
A partial Trade Axe. It's really sad it's not a complete one as it's shape is just awesome, it had a very large blade.
A possible butt cup from a pistol. It's made of iron which is unusual but I have seen a few non copper-brass types online. Found a few medium sized musket balls in the area so it seems to fit.
An unusual tool found a few feet from the Trade axe. From what I understood a possible chisel to remove bark from trees. The tool was buried in a vertical position with the rings still hanging from the handle.
Thanks for the comments.
Just wanted to share with you some of the recent finds.
First a very nice Royal Navy 1700's button. Very surprised it survived so well. It's a first one for me of this type.
A few Native copper tinklers. Already found a couple in the past. These two are by far the smallest.
A partial Trade Axe. It's really sad it's not a complete one as it's shape is just awesome, it had a very large blade.
A possible butt cup from a pistol. It's made of iron which is unusual but I have seen a few non copper-brass types online. Found a few medium sized musket balls in the area so it seems to fit.
An unusual tool found a few feet from the Trade axe. From what I understood a possible chisel to remove bark from trees. The tool was buried in a vertical position with the rings still hanging from the handle.
Thanks for the comments.
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