Bullet, Fishing Reel, Roman Medal??

[buddyjay]

Can't ell if this is a bullet or not?
Fishing Reel still has line on it but when is it from??
Roman Medal - don't think it's gold but haven't tested it yet. Loop is NOT gold.

 

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[CRUSADER]

When you say Roman Medal, I guess you mean style of....as it not very old & doesn't look gold.

The others I have no clue on

and WELCOME TO TNET FROM THE UK

 

[Montana Jim]

Welcome to Treasure Net!

Holy smokes I had to use seven monitors to see those pictures!

Are you from the land of the giants? I made them a little easier to see all at once... hope you don't mind...

What are the chances that you can help us out a little more Buddyjay? Can you tell us the sizes of the items? Maybe how my the "bullet" thing weighs? Maybe another picture of the "reel" thing? Or pictures of the other side of all the items? How big is the round pendant?

 

[buddyjay]

Thanks for the re-do of the photos.
The "bullet" is the size of a dime. The piece on the top that juts out a little seems to have had something else attached to it?
The fishing reel is plain on the back and says "wind line" with an arrow pointing counter-clockwise. It is 2" in diameter.
The medal is the size of a quarter and doesn't look valuable although the Roman figure is intriquing.

 

[CRUSADER]

Thanks for the re-do of the photos.
The "bullet" is the size of a dime. The piece on the top that juts out a little seems to have had something else attached to it?
The fishing reel is plain on the back and says "wind line" with an arrow pointing counter-clockwise. It is 2" in diameter.
The medal is the size of a quarter and doesn't look valuable although the Roman figure is intriquing.

I woke up & released immediately what the roman thingy is. Its part of a 'coin' bracelet. Although in this case they would have been coin imitation type.

 

[NGE]

The reel is not a fishing reel, it looks like the line spool for a weed whacker. I have never seen a fishing reel that told you which way to wind the line. Is the line a large diameter, ( .025 to .095?

 

[Montana Jim]

Crusader is right...




I also agree with the weedwacker spool theory which is why I wanted to see the other side...  Not a fly fishing reel either as that would have had a cord backing, not fishing line. 

The bullet?  No clue... it kinda resembles a "cleaner" but I don't know.

 

[buddyjay]

The line is very thin. I don't have calipers to measure, but seems to be to thinner than any weedwacker line I have seen. The back is plain metal with "wind line" designation.

 

[Montana Jim]

Maybe it is part of a fly reel... I dunno, how thick is it? I mean, where the line spools?

 

[trusty]

The reel is not a fishing reel, it looks like the line spool for a weed whacker. I have never seen a fishing reel that told you which way to wind the line. Is the line a large diameter, ( .025 to .095?

Agree unless it's an automatic fly reel. Got a picture from another angle and one with something to tell the size. Line size doesn't tell you much, Ive seen them full of 15# mono.

 

[Digginman]

I think it is the spool from a spincast fishing reel, like a Zebco 33.

DM

 

[Montana Jim]

Yea... closed face zebco... might be!

I just happened to have an exploded view of one right here!

 

[buddyjay]

Here are a few more photos of the reel.
1) shows the size next to a penny
2) shows the back... "wind line"
3) shows the thickness. The penny is being used just to prop the reel up since the rear disc is smaller than the front.

 

[trusty]

You got it, Jim!!

 

[Montana Jim]

I think it is the spool from a spincast fishing reel, like a Zebco 33.

DM

Yea, I found the pic, but Digginman got it!

Spin casting spool for a closed face reel!