Some Relics From The Week And Weekend

[Sooper Dave]

I was able to get out a couple of times between the rain this week. I found an assortment of goodies, but never could pull up an older coin. I dug some more dropped bullets, with two being smaller pistol type bullets. One of the bullets looks like it has been chewed. I know I have read different theories to how these get this way, it really looks like human bite marks, but I can't say for sure.I also dug what I think is a US Staff Eagle Cuff Button, that is in very bad shape, but I can make out the eagle and stars on it. The handle from a spoon or fork is nice, and I believe it to be silver, but I don't have a way to test it. It has the name Eva engraved on it with a neat flower design. The two tokens have some local history behind them. Deeds & Hirsig was an automobile manufacturer in Nashville, TN. that closed in 1913. The other token is from H.H. Clark in Christiana, TN, and I can't find any info about it on the web. The other tag piece must have come off a keychain, it has a name and phone number from Orangeburg, SC. Thanks for looking.

 

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[tennessee digger]

Love your finds! Looks like you have found a good digging place. Nashville area is a great place for what we do, Tennessee digger

 

[gypsybandit]

NICE!

 

[materdigger1]

Very nice finds - never found a chewed on bullet - It's now on my want list

 

[Bob-E-Pin]

Definitely a good spot, the bullet was possibly chewed on during a medical procedure?