Some of my finds

[GoldrushAU]

Here are a few of my better finds from the Victorian Goldfields.

A Uniform badge, I take it thats its a bombardiers badge, Belt buckle with Emu on it, hair Clip, Snake belt buckle, and a rabbit cane top for a child as its so small..

 

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[fossis]

Very nice finds.

Fossis.................

 

[fortbball9]

Awesome finds

 

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Wow! 10 to 15 people usually respond to crud and here are some incredible finds! Sorry you only had 2 responses prior to mine, as these are some really nice relics and I love them all. Keep finding stuff like that!
Dave.

 

[seger98]

Wow, those are some awesome looking finds!

 

[txkickergirl]

I love those finds and they all seem to be in such good shape too.

 

[David from Suffolk]

Those are some great looking finds congratulations

 

[Cheeko]

awesome finds

 

[savant365]

Wow, I don't know how I missed this post but I'm glad it came back to the top. Great relics.

HH Charlie

 

[pigeonman]

S-T-E-L-L-E-R FINDS !!!!!

 

[kuger]

Awesome finds!!!Do you find many tongue and wreath buckles?I would love to see your other finds from the fields!!!!!

 

[Ironman!]

First of all GREAT FINDS!!

Second, I'm with Kuger. Have you found any other buckle parts? Post up some more of your finds!

The bombardiers hat badge is an absolutely awesome find, WTG!!!! (Well, actually, of course they all are but that one find just jumps out at me)

Ironman!

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Geeesh! Nice

 

[MARCVS]

Beautiful finds

 

[crazyjarhead]

Very nice relics you found. Like the snake thingy

 

[chellyp]

These are really cool! Were they found at an old homestead? Buildings still there? Just curious

 

[Seeker Of Truth]

That "uniform badge" looks like the Beret flashes the carabinieri wore when i was in Italy. If anyone is wondering the carabinieri have a very long history to the country of Italy and they are there national police, but yet they also deploy to combat zones as their military "police". I wanna say they date back to the 1700's unofficially, and they were recognized as a legitimate organization in the 1800's. Of course your from Australia so i have no idea what military organization that really belongs to, just guessing.

 

[LMC 620]

Very nice indeed.