Strange find at the foundations.

[prolab69]

Some of you may remember my abandoned road site from last summer. I decided to take a ride up there again today and do some hunting in the woods, the gun part was only 2 inches down and gave off quite the overload, it looks very much like a shotgun trigger with part of the barrel. was kinda wondering if anyone can date it. also found 2 crotals, a plated 14k kids ring, an aluminum comb and some very much needed silver. both the V and Canadian dime are 1910, my 2nd Barber quarter and my 9th Large Cent for the year, 1837,

Enjoy
Pro-

 

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[Roger Mn.]

Very nice finds from the woods.

 

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[allen]

congrats on those great looking finds !!!

 

[Monty]

The stampings and rivets make me think toy gun. Pop gun? Possibly, and maybe an air rifle? Monty

 

[crazyjarhead]

Nice finds. Worth the drive up there

 

[prolab69]

Nice finds.. What does the ring say inside it?

Steve

on one side it says A&Co directly across from that it says 14k,

 

[BuckleBoy]

I have found little aluminum combs like that at turn-of-the-century sites, and wondered if they might be lice combs.


Great crotal bells, you found!





-Buckles

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Great finds! Keep it up!

Sorry I cant help with the gun tho.

Neil

 

[RUDY2003]

Dang! Excellent assortment of relics Pro. Thats a great spot for lots of huntin'....

Keep safe...

 

[fortbball9]

Is the spoke looking part of the (trigger) concaved in like a pulley.To me it looks like one of them things
that you put on a rope,when you move it up it won't fall back down.I can't remember what they are called.
Maybe someone else will help me out ,if they too know what I am talking about.Something like this.

http://www.rangerjoes.com/cordrope-cord-stops-with-hooks-p-4355.html
http://www.cavediggers.com/SRT.pdf

But that is just a guess.

fortbball9

 

[DCMatt]

Lots of great finds! Congrats on the old silver, too.

I'm with others in saying your trigger part is from a toy gun. I'm guessing 1930's - 50's ray gun.

Just a guess, though...

DCMatt

 

[Bridge End Farm]

nice stuff you discovered

looks like that is the place to be