Had a great hunt with fellow T-netter at a WW2 dump, silver, buttons and relics

[Dan(NM)]

Met up with T-netter Jimzzz this morning to hunt a WWII dump site and we both had a great hunt filled with silver and relics. I scored 2 silver coins , a sterling medllion and a sterling backer pin. Along with the silver we both found the usual buttons and some cool military relics. I found what we both thought was a ring at first, we have no idea what the thing is that has the 3 sides and the stone. Beautiful day in the desert today and a nice way to spend the day with a fellow hunter, congrats Jimmy on your finds!!

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Congrats on the old silver and fine relics!

 

[63cagedfalcon]

Met up with T-netter Jimzzz this morning to hunt a WWII dump site and we both had a great hunt filled with silver and relics. I scored 2 silver coins , a sterling medllion and a sterling backer pin. Along with the silver we both found the usual buttons and some cool military relics. I found what we both thought was a ring at first, we have no idea what the thing is that has the 3 sides and the stone. Beautiful day in the desert today and a nice way to spend the day with a fellow hunter, congrats Jimmy on your finds!!

Sustineo Alas: *Sustain the Wings
The distinctive insignia (DI) of the United States Army Air Force Technical Training Command, the Sustineo Alas pin*
displays a golden urn on a background of blue, holding three feather plumes and the words "Sustineo Alas" across the*
bottom on a golden background. *Each of the three plumes represents each of the components of the United States Army*
Air Corps: *the plane, the aircrew and the ground crew. *Approved for wear on July 24, 1942, these DI were worn to*
denote assignment to the Army Air Corps Training Command, and would later be replaced upon reassignment.
The modern interpretation is "Keep them flying."

 

[washingtonian]

Wow, that site has been great to you all. I love the buttons and old coinage. Keep it up!!

 

[jimzz977]

Its was great to get out and hunt

 

[jimzz977]

Congrats on silver finds nice to see a standing come out , until next time maybe my premission at old arifield

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Dan(NM)]

Sustineo Alas: *Sustain the Wings
The distinctive insignia (DI) of the United States Army Air Force Technical Training Command, the Sustineo Alas pin*
displays a golden urn on a background of blue, holding three feather plumes and the words "Sustineo Alas" across the*
bottom on a golden background. *Each of the three plumes represents each of the components of the United States Army*
Air Corps: *the plane, the aircrew and the ground crew. *Approved for wear on July 24, 1942, these DI were worn to*
denote assignment to the Army Air Corps Training Command, and would later be replaced upon reassignment.
The modern interpretation is "Keep them flying."View attachment 1707666

Thank you for posting this!!

 

[ToddsPoint]

Is the wedge shaped item above the razor a book mark? Just a guess. Gary

 

[RVRoamer74]

Nice saves! Looks like a great day hunting. Congrats!

 

[Hawks88]

Nice bunch of finds. I like the old razor. Old coins are always nice especially the silver ones. Congrats

 

[Trezurehunter]

Wow, that looks like a great batch of military finds. I like those buttons and collar discs.

 

[A2coins]

Great finds great I'd it's always fun to hunt with someone glad you Guys had fun and did well. Tommy

 

[Dan(NM)]

Congrats on silver finds nice to see a standing come out , until next time maybe my premission at old arifield

Thanks Jimmy....we'll take the plunge and hit it next time out.

 

[Dan(NM)]

Is the wedge shaped item above the razor a book mark? Just a guess. Gary

That would be my guess as well.

 

[Inspector]

Great hunt Dan, nice silvers, awesome buttons & medallion & others relics, congrats on all the saves