Seated, flying eagle, and relics....

j.d. in the usa

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I believe It's actually Part of a Pump Organ Reed.? :)



Jeff
 

jeff I think your probably right about that reed, like i said I was told by relic hunters they are" jews harps" and last week the same thing was sold in a civil war relic site on ebay as "jews harps" but i tried searching for that style and could not find pics of them. jd
 

Well j.d.

I was Told this After Writing into a Treasure Magazines WATTZIT PAGE years ago.

I suppose, ME not knowing what a Jews Harp Looks Like, or all its Parts.

Maby It could be used in Both.

Believe Me, I'm No Relic Genious By any Stretch of the Term :P

JEFF
 

Great finds!! I think it looks like a part of an old lock, you know, the ones where you slide the thingy across to lock it or w/e...But its prolly not ;D What is the big rusty thing under the two harmonica parts?
 

jake bud I have no idea what that rusty piece is I kept it because it has a shape to it. jd
 

Nice digs J.d. Good to see a post from you man. I was wondering when you may make a post again.

Good Luck Jer
 

Thats what my rule for rusty metal is, If it has any shape to it keep it :D ::) My favorite things to find is anything with engraving, designs, or marks. Or of course anything brass, copper, or tin.
 

That Flying Eagle is a rare find indeed ....Excelllent job.....H.H. ....JO
 

I think Jeff hit it correctly with the pump organ reed. A jews harp is typically shaped like a banjo and is about 4 inches long, and is open in the "neck" end. The end has to be open so that the little do-hicky can be plucked. My Question is.... How in the heck did you get your detector to find the arrowhead?!?!?! ::) :D ;D

Wish I could make mine do that!
 

well.............. I would like to beat you out of the glass stopper . Have several in medicine bottles on display . good find !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

I wouldn't complain about finding coppers. You never can find a cop when you need one! Wait...you mean coins? Oh, OK I see now. Funny thing, in my part of the country when those coppers were in circulation everyone llived in a teepee or a dug out and this wasn't even part of the USA! Something from the turn of the 20th century is really old around here! JIM
 

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