John Philip Sousa

McCDig

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Jan 31, 2015
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Finds from a couple hunts last week to a Baltimore City Park and then out to the watershed on Friday, include (from City): lantern part with three patent dates squeezed into this 7/16-inch diameter dial, a cut gold heart pendant, a 10 kt gold ring that was broken in three pieces (superglued), and from the watershed: suspender clasp, harmonica reed piece, and outer shell to a harmonica that reads "John Philip Sousa G" from home site of C. P. Last photo is a structure that is not shown on the 1877 Hopkins map.
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John Phillip Souza G harmonica has value, don't know how much. Souza wrote many marches, was considered the march king, and is well known.
 

I’ve finds with the gold! Tulips are out at the old sites in W PA as well. Congrats!
 

All nice finds. It makes you wonder about the halfed gold heart, as if this was done as a result of someone's broken heart. Well Done.
 

Nice assortment of finds. I have found several older 10k rings that have broken. Whatever they used in the alloy back then does not age well in the ground. The class ring I returned that was in the ground for 48 years broke in half the day after I returned it. She called me to see if I knew a jeweler who could fix it and luckily I did.

Congratulations and keep swingin.
 

Nice finds. Glad to see you're finally digging the mid tones.
 

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