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On the week end, decided to revisit some of my old sites I haven't been to since the season started and was pretty glad with my decision as I ended up with a great variety of top shelf finds.
Probably my best find was a complete British Militia cross belt plate from the War of 1812 in an absolutely mint condition.
Than, an other rare mint. Revolutionary War, British 53rd regiment of foot enlisted soldier's button.
Decided to take my time in the spot I found it and couldn't believe my eyes when an other one showed up, in an even better condition.
Also found a very nice War of 1812 British 104th Regiment button.
Than, went back to one of my wooded areas and managed to find 3 early 1800's British shako's
1830's Rifles I haven't found before.
An other one from the same period.
The 3rd was more of the ''trench art'' and seems to have been turned into a flower or something similar.
Got a bunch of more or less modern Canadian clad and beat tokens. The only coin worth mentioning was a seated half dime 1861
An other beautiful Levanna type arrow point. This one seems to be made of some type of quartzite.
Wasn't sure what this item was at first. Considered the possibility of a pipe tamper, but I guess it's probably a porcelain doll's leg.
And an other British military marked ''broad arrow'' handle.
Happy with the results and couldn't wish for a better season's ending.
Thanks for the comments.
Probably my best find was a complete British Militia cross belt plate from the War of 1812 in an absolutely mint condition.
Than, an other rare mint. Revolutionary War, British 53rd regiment of foot enlisted soldier's button.
Decided to take my time in the spot I found it and couldn't believe my eyes when an other one showed up, in an even better condition.
Also found a very nice War of 1812 British 104th Regiment button.
Than, went back to one of my wooded areas and managed to find 3 early 1800's British shako's
1830's Rifles I haven't found before.
An other one from the same period.
The 3rd was more of the ''trench art'' and seems to have been turned into a flower or something similar.
Got a bunch of more or less modern Canadian clad and beat tokens. The only coin worth mentioning was a seated half dime 1861
An other beautiful Levanna type arrow point. This one seems to be made of some type of quartzite.
Wasn't sure what this item was at first. Considered the possibility of a pipe tamper, but I guess it's probably a porcelain doll's leg.
And an other British military marked ''broad arrow'' handle.
Happy with the results and couldn't wish for a better season's ending.
Thanks for the comments.
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