cjsutton1
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Hello everyone. I have been following this site and its threads for almost 2 years now and finally decided to join so I can ask for your help. I purchased my first detector (AT-PRO) at the end of last "season" and was not able to get out much or with any success. About 2 weeks ago, I was able to get out for a long hunt at a public park in Lexington, KY and found what I believe to be a piano sconce. I believe it is made of bronze or brass as it is non-magnetic and extremely heavy. It is 5 3/4" long, 3 1/2" tall and 1/2" wide at its widest. It has one hole out the front of the large end and 2 holes on the top and bottom of the small end. All three are threaded but aside from a small void space within them, I don't believe it is hollow. It also has one small, non-threaded hole in the end of one of the scrolls (for lack of a better word). I have not located any markings on it and I am fairly certain it is poured. Any help or advice on where to search for information is greatly appreciated. I will take more pictures of detailed areas if they will in anyway help. Thank you.
Well, after looking at it again, it does have a hollow channel through its widest scroll that goes from one end to the other....guessing that was for electric and that it is not poured as originally suspected. Oops.
Well, after looking at it again, it does have a hollow channel through its widest scroll that goes from one end to the other....guessing that was for electric and that it is not poured as originally suspected. Oops.
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