Sunday’s Finds xx

[blossom]

Ahh the joy of detecting on a glorious Autumnal day, much warmer today so we headed off to the village fields, we can’t do these fields on a Saturday as they are shooting the poor pheasants in them 😢 …. they have been planted but Farm Manger says we can still go in them 😆xx

Well we had a cracking day… first off I found this Bridle Boss 😍then we have a tobacco pot lid, then a possible strap end 🤔 then a definite strap end, not sure on the next little decorated bit, watch winder, 2 buckle bits, corset stay and bit of plate, loop and a musket, my gorgeous cuff link next, not sure about this next one some kind of fastener, livery button, fancy bit, a big nipple button, crotal bell with pattern on bottom, then a tiny crotal type bell 🤔more buttons than you can shake a stick at 😆 then found my first Victoria farthing 1860, he found the penny 1874(?) then an absolute belter to finish my George 1st Penny, 1714 - 1727)!

What an awesome day… just the best! oh and took a (rubbish) photo of a herd of geese flying over! They made such a racket I thought himself had found gold 😂😂 xx

 

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[releventchair]

Wow!
That is a pile of goodies.

Poor plants having to struggle through the layers of prior civilizations debris. (!)
interesting bells... The one in particular.

Congrats!

 

[The Rebel]

Beautiful finds as well as a great day to be outside digging history.

 

[pepperj]

Well that field treated you to lots of recoveries.

I haven't seen a bell as the longated lemon shaped one before.
So cool getting a maker's mark on the other one.

Bells

Well done on the winder, another very nice addition.

These ones I wonder about. The decorated one a part of a spur.
Though the ticking has me wondering if it's early one.
The other I see 2 possible things book clasp, strap end. (Side view photo?)

Most interesting days finds. Congratulations.

 

[Surf_Pirate]

Ahh the joy of detecting on a glorious Autumnal day, much warmer today so we headed off to the village fields, we can’t do these fields on a Saturday as they are shooting the poor pheasants in them 😢 …. they have been planted but Farm Manger says we can still go in them 😆xx

Well we had a cracking day… first off I found this Bridle Boss 😍then we have a tobacco pot lid, then a possible strap end 🤔 then a definite strap end, not sure on the next little decorated bit, watch winder, 2 buckle bits, corset stay and bit of plate, loop and a musket, my gorgeous cuff link next, not sure about this next one some kind of fastener, livery button, fancy bit, a big nipple button, crotal bell with pattern on bottom, then a tiny crotal type bell 🤔more buttons than you can shake a stick at 😆 then found my first Victoria farthing 1860, he found the penny 1874(?) then an absolute belter to finish my George 1st Penny, 1714 - 1727)!

What an awesome day… just the best! oh and took a (rubbish) photo of a herd of geese flying over! They made such a racket I thought himself had found gold 😂😂 xx






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Some really cool pieces Bloss.... so many questions on what they could be. How about the birds? What are they and that beautiful flower