Starting to get back in the Colonial groove

Iron Patch

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Iron Patch said:
This outta shut up the PA Colonial Bros for at least a little while.

Yep. That should do it. :D

Awesome finds.

Randy
 

Nice to see you posting with the "old stuff". I am sure that this is only the beginning to your finds this fall. I am looking forward to your future posts.



VPR
 

Beautiful button, IP! You are on a roll! :headbang:
 

Excellent hunt IP. Congrats on the oldies. :thumbsup:
-MM-
 

Finding a Rev. war button like that down my way would be pretty tough, you did well. I'll bet you can't wait to get back to the spot and see if you can find another one........unbent!. It amazes me how well the gilt holds up when compared to the crusty coppers you always find. A rare find and no doubt it will have a new home in your button display case.

James.
HomesteadHunter.
 

WTG Patch!

Sweet Button!

Just think how much more you could find with a V3! LOL!

Good Luck and Keep 'em coming!

Mark
 

It is about time you quit frequenting your local pub and started to relic hunt. :headbang: :hello2: You have become a man, IP! :icon_thumleft: :icon_pirat:

Kirk
 

mpostma said:
WTG Patch!

Sweet Button!

Just think how much more you could find with a V3! LOL!

Good Luck and Keep 'em coming!

Mark


V3? Another Tomato based product? :D No thanks
 

Kirk PA said:
It is about time you quit frequenting your local pub and started to relic hunt. :headbang: :hello2: You have become a man, IP! :icon_thumleft: :icon_pirat:

Kirk


I was cleaning the dirt off Colonial finds when you two were still taking bubble baths together.

(Last week) ;D
 

Iron patch, nice finds and great day when you can still fill your pocket with federal antiquities! I don't know if this is too dangerous to try, or even if you'd want to try it, but there is supposedly a way to sometimes restore a bent copper object. Probably if you do try it you'd want to do it on some practice piece of junk. It is a way to anneal through the use of boiling water which a conservator once told me about. You immerse the object in boiling water for a long period of time, an hour or so, and that supposedly anneals enough that the object can be very gradually bent back into shape. You do it in small stages though and never try to do it in one shot. I've never tried it; maybe I will on the first rainy day just to see if it works.
 

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