The relics of a drunken gold-miner 1864

tinpan

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Hi all went camping this week-end and 2 spent todays over at the historic goldrush town of Castlemaine.Heres a link to give a bit of history of the town of castlemaine.

http://www.castlemaine.org/

Well i spent may hours hunting but managed a couple of keepers. Dutch gin bottle [1860] and a wine token 1864 Butterworth of castlemaine .Small town tokens are hard to come by i,m so real happy ;D ;D ;D

Oher finds include a once silverplated fob chain and a copper[pressed] lion head with a ring threw its nose.The relic is only about 2 inches long and far to small to be a door knocker. Any ideas would be help. ???

Starting to warm up and i feel the heat will not be far away.Heres a couple pics

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River Rat said:
Love that token. Now that's the kind of bottle Gypsy and I were looking for in the creek bed at the CTH2. ;D

:wink: RR

Hope you girls had a good time on the Chiz trail.Gypsy was looking forward to the trip.I hope you pushed her into the water ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Great finds Tin, I really like that Gin bottle and token, congrats!
 

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