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cooper1841

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Minelab Equnox 800... 2 Garrett Pro Pointers, Lesche, and an 18" mini-T- handle and a 31 inch Samson digging tools
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
Can not believe this weather for Feb. in Michigan.........a week of 50 and 60 degrees:hello2: Few keepers again. No easy ones today. Over 100 years of leaves, limbs, down trees, most targets were 6 to 10 inches deep, and lots of roots to dig through,:BangHead: 0218171044.jpg000_0055.JPG000_0054.JPG000_0050.JPG000_0052.JPG17220144134174.jpg17220143933183.jpg Nothing earth shattering, A flat bell, another Ax head, some flat ware, always find a harmonica reed at every home site, and a few "Whats its?"000_0056.JPG Just glad to be diggin in Feb.....HH
 

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In your photo of "What its?", the T-shaped piece with a slot: brass right? I dug one just like it here in New York last season and I haven't figured out what it's from. It looks a lot like the clasp on horse-blanket belly straps, but there's nothing to fix the cloth to on the other end. Hope someone has the answer to the mystery!
 

In your photo of "What its?", the T-shaped piece with a slot: brass right? I dug one just like it here in New York last season and I haven't figured out what it's from. It looks a lot like the clasp on horse-blanket belly straps, but there's nothing to fix the cloth to on the other end. Hope someone has the answer to the mystery!

Yes it is! I have no clue...............anyone?000_0056.JPG
 

Congratualtions on the very productive relic hunt! :occasion14:
 

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