Got my FIX today

[rasrandy]

? ? ? ?Have not posted lately due to the weather but had a few not so cold days so
I took advantage and went back to the old torn down house property.Today I
found a horseshoe,a buick name plate saying Flint,Michigan ,,some type of a filter and two
farming blades.One was next to an old tree under a big rock,xlt said overload and I said dig it.(cache)Not yet.
? ? ? ?
All of the small things were found under a big pine tree.A heart shaped locket,WCC 43 casing---does
anyone know if the 43 stands for the year?,half a hinge,some type of spout,half a wheel type design
thingy and a metal shell butt reads US no10 ajax.Some other pics ill post later and I have plenty of
what is it pics.HHs and Happy Holidays

 

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[Nana40]

Great relics randy!

Love that little locket!

Congrats on your finds!

 

[Southcacalaky]

Neat Relics, HH Art...

 

[rasrandy]

? Forgot to post this pic.? These initials are on the spoons handle--HAM
? Made by Curtisville mfg co.? Did a search and found nothing.Ever
? hear of this co.? Also posted a bottle find in bottles and glass.HHs

 

[trk5capt]

Looks Like a Great Site, Nice Relics. Good Hunting. trk5capt...

 

[JakePhelps]

Great finds!! Whats the spoon made out of? I typed it in on google and got a few early coin silver spoons. My guess on the locket is WCC is the initials and the date is 1943. That spout looks like a maple syrup tap. The thing on the right with the threee holes looks like a heel plate i have seen but it might not be. The shotgun shell was made by the US Cartridge Company 1864 to 1938. Really nice relics...

 

[rasrandy]

Jake----The spoon is not silver.Thanks for the info on the shell.
The thing with 3 holes is a hinge.Maple syrup tap-that would be cool
HHs

 

[PBK]

Curtisville Mfg. Co., c. 1854-59. ((Formerly F. Curtis & Co. of Hartford, CT.)
Mfgrs. of German silver (non-silver alloy) tableware.
By 1857 the company's location was officially known as Curtisville, with its own postmaster.

 

[IrishCharlieM]

Great Spoon man..Thats a nice one......

Well Done

 

[tsgman]

Glad you got to get out for awhile, great relics and pics. Tsgman

 

[treasures4me2find]

Great looking relics. Congrats on your hunt. Looks like its a great spot.

Ken

 

[Strand-Filter]

Great set of relics. I especially like the spoon.

How did you clean the spoon?

 

[rasrandy]

PBK-Thanks for the info.Its the earliest date I can give this site so far.

STRAND-FILTER--I cleaned the spoon with a set of small soft wire
brushes that I bought from plumbing section at home depot.They
work good without the scratches and are only under $3.00 for two.HHs

 

[Strand-Filter]

Thanks for the reply rasrandy.

I'm off to Home Depot.

I'll use any excuse to go to that store.