Fun Creek Hunt

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Hi all kind of 'electronically mudlarked' a creek I've had my eye on and found a few cool things near the ruined bridge in the site pic. Hope all your dreams come true. Peace and thanks for peeking:). Update: cleaned the coin it is a 1926 British India Quarter Anna, kind of an unusual coin to find in a Virginia creek. Anyhoo party on Wayne!
 

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Hi all kind of 'electronically mudlarked' a creek I've had my eye on and found a few cool things near the ruined bridge in the site pic. Hope all your dreams come true. Peace and thanks for peeking:). Update: cleaned the coin it is a 1926 British India Quarter Anna, kind of an unusual coin to find in a Virginia creek. Anyhoo party on Wayne!
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

2nd picture an insulator?? Sure looks like a pony style. Was a common advertisement term for small no inner skirt insulator used for telephone/telegraph lines or low voltage. Several glass houses and ceramic companies made them in us and canada. Yet only one of the little guys actually has pony embossed on it. I collected insulators for years. So I know a bit. Ha
 

2nd picture an insulator?? Sure looks like a pony style. Was a common advertisement term for small no inner skirt insulator used for telephone/telegraph lines or low voltage. Several glass houses and ceramic companies made them in us and canada. Yet only one of the little guys actually has pony embossed on it. I collected insulators for years. So I know a bit. Ha
It sure is but there is a cardinal rule to treasure hunting...don't forget to collect the artifact after photographing it...UGH...lol I accidentally left it there shot the pic then took a quick break and spaced it...ah well such is life I'll see if it's still there next time I go 8-). Bet you got some cool ones!:headbang:
 

It sure is but there is a cardinal rule to treasure hunting...don't forget to collect the artifact after photographing it...UGH...lol I accidentally left it there shot the pic then took a quick break and spaced it...ah well such is life I'll see if it's still there next time I go 8-). Bet you got some cool ones!:headbang:
I'm curious if you recover it. That's my window back when it used to snow in Pennsylvania ha.
 

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Great photos; thanks. I like the fishing sinker. I just imagine a big one breaking someone’s line.
 

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