Soybean field finds

[Maverick29]

Here are a few thing that I found these last few weeks. A horse shoe with a nail still in it. A chisle looking piece. A u shaped piece that I think came from a horse harness. A razor end that came from a Gillette razor. I found an old knife but that is about as clean as I can get it. The half a piece of something is made of copper and has a design on it. DD-777 thinks it might be the other half of the locket he has. Just waiting on him to post. The button says BLUE BELL Sanforized Shrunk. If anyone has any info on any of the stuff that I have no clue about I would sure appreciate it. Thanks for looking

 

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[ModernMiner]

Chris,
Congrats on the finds. You're gaining on it over there.
How big is that chisel?
Here is a work clothes button link where you may find your Blue Bell listed:
http://www.vintagebuttons.net/work.html
Good luck,
-Doug-
P.S. Is the ring still on your hand?

 

[Maverick29]

Thanks Doug. That site doesnt have the button on it but its one of the rivit buttons i think. And yes I still have the ring. Thanks again and see ya later

 

[kdismuke1]

GREAT FINDS.

 

[DD-777]

Awesome digs buddy - I still can't get over that chisel! I was a little jealous until I cleaned up my locket piece... .

I do think I have the other half - check out mine and see what you think. By the way, where's the horseshoe?

Looking forward to hittin' that site again asap...

 

[lonewolfe]

Nice token!

HH

LW

 

[Old River]

Nice finds, I like that old chisel.

 

[phantomfinder]

Great finds

 

[Nana40]

Neat digs, Mav! I do know that there was once an old sewing factory in Blount county Al named Blue Bell. I don't know when they opened but I know they were around for a long time. They stayed in business till maybe about 15 years ago.

Nana

 

[Maverick29]

Thanks guys. Me and DD-777 will be trying to find some better stuff to post. Thanks again. Nice info Nana40