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Ha! Yeah these are the notable findsGreat looking trash
Spokeshave tool
Oh, really cool. So must be late 19th early 20th century?Yep, used for making spokes in wagon wheels. I have a couple in my shop.
Thanks for the encouragement! I'll be chipping away at this place for years!Aaron,
Keep thinning out the shallow targets and the period stuff will pop up eventually.....I was detecting a circa 1920's school yard many years ago it took me a couple of years to clean out the top 4" or so of targets and that's when the keepers started showing up just have to be patient.
Regards + HH
Bill
Cool! Thanks for the info!!My Brother is looking over my shoulder with this. He's a very long time cap gun enthusiast. He identifies the derringer as a Nichols DynaMite from the 1950's up to '65 (when Nichols was bought out).
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