Sterling Chain, Three Rings, Brass-Copper Mystery Items From Local Parks.

[Subterranean]

Here in the Ozarks, we pronounce the sterling chain as "Eye-Tal-yun" silver, even though it is marked .925 Italy. Can a jewelry expert describe the link to me, is it a "box link" style? I found it in a park lawn with the Tasmanian Devil pendant, (marked 1997-obviously with the price of the "stamp.") I also found two childrens flower rings in the same hole, they are only bling. And, it would not be a Subterranean hunt without at least ONE "bad mood" ring...these are rings #33, 34, and 35 for the year.


I also found two brass mystery items that I will have to defer to relic experts for help identifying. One is a brass conical point, maybe a flag pole/guidon pole point, scabbard, Native copper item, or farm implement. Looks like it may have been on the end of a wooden pole. It was flattened and bent when found in a park that is about half way between the site of Zygony's Charge and the Wilson's Creek battlefield in the Springfield, MO, area.


The other little brass/copper item looks like something I have seen on TNet before, may be just a brush handle, but I don't know. Maybe a fuse lighter? If so, CW era or reenactment prop? Found near Republic, MO, not too far from Wilson's Creek National Battlefield.



Thanks for looking, I will be taking a trip to California to see a new grandbaby for three weeks, so no digging, but just trolling TNet to enjoy your finds! Happy Hunting to all, Sub

 

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[kingskid1611]

I like that taz pendant. Can't help you with the Id on the others but have a Safe Trip.

 

[trapperart]

Nice finds congrats

 

[Sleepy]

Not sure but the second piece looks like a piece of modern arrow shaft. I think they're all made of aluminum though. I'm not a bow hunter so I can't say for sure.

 

[Loco-Digger]

Class of 77 going strong. Looks like you pulled some more bling and a couple of neat relics. I like the necklace, sorry I am no help with the mystery items.

 

[CASPER-2]

 

[WHADIFIND]

Looks like a rather fun/interesting hunt!

The lil brass tube? Obviously a high tech pea shooter!

 

[Old Dude]

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=995699&thumb=1&d=1400289932

I found this 3 years ago, and your one mystery item reminded me of it. It is a spear point lightning rod tip. Great finds Sub!

 

[can]

nice finds

 

[Subterranean]

Looks like a rather fun/interesting hunt!

The lil brass tube? Obviously a high tech pea shooter!

Whadi, Our benevolent armor expert, The Cannonball Guy, ID'ed the brass tube as a modern friction primer fuse for CW reenactors! The big lawn where I found it would make a perfect mock field of battle. Makes sense now....Sub

 

[Subterranean]

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=995699&thumb=1&d=1400289932

I found this 3 years ago, and your one mystery item reminded me of it. It is a spear point lightning rod tip. Great finds Sub!

OD, that thought did cross my mind, it is just one weird shaped piece of brass! Sub

 

[WHADIFIND]

Whadi, Our benevolent armor expert, The Cannonball Guy, ID'ed the brass tube as a modern friction primer fuse for CW reenactors! The big lawn where I found it would make a perfect mock field of battle. Makes sense now....Sub

Naaaah! What does he know! It's a pea shooter barrel. Albeit a nice one! It even has an iron sight!

 

[treblehunter]

Cool finds, there are allot of those mood rings out there!

 

[Carolina Tom]

Well done Sub. I like the silver chain. Best of luck on your travels.

 

[park pirate]

Nice box chain Sub like them rings too..