✅ SOLVED A glass find qfrom the past.

[pepperj]

I unwrapped a few boxes to have a look at some past finds of 45 yrs ago.
Now if I did know what this was at one time, I'm forget now.

This is of the rough pontal.

So if anyone can ID this it would be great.
Thanks for looking.

 

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[eyemustdigtreasure]

It is a fishing net float. Japanese...?

 

[Red-Coat]

It is a fishing net float. Japanese...?

Indeed it is, of the kind known as a 'roller float'. Although the Japanese were probably the originators of this kind of design, it was widely copied by others, including the USA and several European countries.

 

[pepperj]

It is a fishing net float. Japanese...?

OK Thanks

Indeed it is, of the kind known as a 'roller float'. Although the Japanese were probably the originators of this kind of design, it was widely copied by others, including the USA and several European countries.

Great that you confirmed that is a float and the type.

Thanks for the ID and the info. Much appreciated, now I can start growing some hair back on the top-now that I don't have to do this any longer.

 

[unclemac]

hokkaido glass float

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Very cool find my friend, was that a beach find from the island or the mainland?
It's even better now that you have an I.D.

Dave

 

[pepperj]

Very cool find my friend, was that a beach find from the island or the mainland?
It's even better now that you have an I.D.

Dave

Railroad town/construction site