Does this count as a Colonial find?

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O.K. Folks,
It's been way too hot for me to get out to detect here in NC. I tried the plantation house yard yesterday for about an hour after work and came up with a no date Buff before being soak & attacked by mosquitoes. :(
I actually did better today at the flea market and found this little Colonial guy for $1.00. :icon_thumleft:
Note the Colonial shoe buckles too. :wink:
O.K., feel free to gong me off the stage now. :tongue3: ;D
99 & 101 degrees the next few days. :sunny:
Come on fall!!!
-MM-
P.S.
Kyle, I thought this Colonial guy would make a great avatar for you. :icon_thumleft:
 

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WTG, not quite a colonial find, but it will be to someone else in about 300 years :laughing9: I did notice a lithograph of Staten Island in the background, what year and town is that from. SI is only 1 1/2 hours from me and I'd like to see how that area looks today. BTW you should ask the manager of the flea market for permission to hunt the grounds, I have had some interesting finds including silver. That and I have made friends with many of the regular vendors that tell me where the most action for the day was. ;D
 

That would look pretty cool in a display case in the center of your colonial finds,THeres a use for every thing.
 

spartacus53 said:
WTG, not quite a colonial find, but it will be to someone else in about 300 years :laughing9: I did notice a lithograph of Staten Island in the background, what year and town is that from. SI is only 1 1/2 hours from me and I'd like to see how that area looks today. BTW you should ask the manager of the flea market for permission to hunt the grounds, I have had some interesting finds including silver. That and I have made friends with many of the regular vendors that tell me where the most action for the day was. ;D

Good eye Spartacus.
That is a Currier & Ives print of Staten Island dated 1861.
As far as the flea market, it's all asphalt. :(
-MM-
 

i think i'm in love :-*
 

CRUSADER said:
i think i'm in love :-*

Even the eyes open & close on this one as you tilt it. Kind of creepy really. ;D :icon_thumleft:
I couldn't pass it up though.
Thanks Cru.
-MM-
 

Oh how the mighty have fallen!!! From a NC Buckle find to the flea market. The next thing you will be on Ebay. I can't say anything-I went to the local historical meeting this afternoon. HH MM.
 

VOL1266-X said:
Oh how the mighty have fallen!!! From a NC Buckle find to the flea market. The next thing you will be on Ebay. I can't say anything-I went to the local historical meeting this afternoon. HH MM.

Ha,ha,ha.
VOL,
You just gave me a great laugh. ;D I burst out laughing & my wife thought I had finally lost it. :tongue3:
I'm just killing time until it cools down.
I'll be hitting my old properties hard this fall. Hopefully you can join me. :icon_thumleft:
-Dug the Doll Boy-
 

Yep, colonial.

Kinda favors Kyle too. :D
 

RPG said:
Yep, colonial.

Kinda favors Kyle too. :D

I agree RPG. It does look like Sir Kyle III. ;D :icon_thumleft:
Cute little guy. :laughing9:
-MM-
 

If you cloned that, there'd be twins.
 

Hummmm..... Wears dresses and plays with dolls...... You're startin' to scare me, buddy. :help:
 

rwsnc said:
Hummmm..... Wears dresses and plays with dolls...... You're startin' to scare me, buddy. :help:

I thought this was normal for you US guys :icon_scratch:
 

BuckleBoy said:
If you cloned that, there'd be twins.

Two Kyles? No way, MODERATORS, please delete this post. :laughing7:
 

rwsnc said:
Hummmm..... Wears dresses and plays with dolls...... You're startin' to scare me, buddy. :help:

:laughing9: :laughing9: Pretty neat find, Doug :thumbsup:

:wink: RR
 

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