30 cents in silver, IH and relics

[Old Dude]

Hi all. Hope everyone's week is going well. Finally got my vehicle back from the mechanic today. I had to get out and hunt after being off yesterday and not getting to because it was in the garage. I decided to drive through a little village that is pretty old, and Cjon455 and myself had some luck in. I decided to stop and ask permission at an older looking house. I was met at the door by a nice little old lady with her hearing aid buzzing, lol. She told me to go ahead and give it a try, " but I don't know what you'd find". I hear that a lot, lol. First target dug was a 44P wheat. Good sign, I thought. All in all, it turned out OK. Weren't any valuable coins found but ended up with a 64P Roosie, a 34P Merc, a 42P Merc, a 1901 IH and some interesting relics. If anyone recognizes anything there, feel free to chime in please. Thanks for looking.

 

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[DigIron2]

good stuff dude.

 

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[davehky]

great finds, nice triple silvers.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Congrats on the silvers and on getting permission Dave!
The relic in the second pic looks like a parasol tip and the "large round object with the initials" 'HR' looks like the top of a lipstick.

(Guess I should've read the 'IA FurTrade' post )

Dave

 

[Msbeepbeep]

Nice finds! Congrats!

The item with HR on it maybe a lipstick tube top, the other round object with the ball on top may be lamp final if it has a threaded hole underneath, I am guessing.

 

[Old Dude]

Nice finds! Congrats!

The item with HR on it maybe a lipstick tube top, the other round object with the ball on top may be lamp final if it has a threaded hole underneath, I am guessing.

Hi and thanks MsBB. You are right about the lipstick tube. At least that was what I think it is and it was ID'ed as Helena Rubenstein.....the logo does match hers. The little finial ( that is what I thought it was too ) is not a normal lamp finial as there are no threads inside. It is just hollow. Still looking for ID on the probable rail affiliated item and the ornate silver piece. Bailey & Foster made many personal types of silver items like brushes, razors and toiletry items. Maybe it is something like that. I haven't found any pictures yet that match it.