Happy Valentine's Day!

[OxShoeDrew]

See you in Spring!

[Noah]

Pretty interesting finds all related to Valentine's Day!:lol:

[Digger Don]

Happy Valentines Day to all our AD friends

[Lodge Scent]

Very clever Drew. I could only come up with a few similarly themed finds.

https://i.imgur.com/02nzKdB.jpg

[OxShoeDrew]

That love etching is in another league. What was that thread, Jeff?

[Noah]

69061 I got one of these years ago with the Don. Is it right side up or is it upside down LOL?

[OxShoeDrew]

Yours is in good shape, Noah!

[Noah]

Found it in someone’s front yard. Is there any way to date these? I don’t mean taking it out on a date.:hystericallaugh:��
Yours is in good shape, Noah!

[Lodge Scent]

That love etching is in another league. What was that thread, Jeff?

Drew it's a love token done on a silver Canadian Vicky 25 cent piece. Late 1800's.

[OxShoeDrew]

I can't find the thread, do you have the link when you posted it?

[Lodge Scent]

I can't find the thread, do you have the link when you posted it?

The pic I have is dated March of 2012. I joined AD in 2013. I don't see that I posted it on Friendly or T Net either. Since those were my days with the DFX, I am guessing I probably posted it the Whites Forum.

[CTTodd]

The Merry Widows LOL

[OxShoeDrew]

I missed Noah's 2nd post :lol:
I'm no expert but I think those heart heal plates are 1800s ...I've heard all kinds of stories about them...example- women would want to "advertise services" by leaving prints...but I've always found them out in fields where men would be wearing them, and they are large... but again, I'm the last person to be assigning any historical "data."

[Lodge Scent]

When a woman would get engaged, she would get a club, knock her man out then stomp him as hard as she could in the forehead. He would be branded for life with that heart and no other woman would have him. I read that on Facebook so you know it has to be true.

[OxShoeDrew]

:hystericallaugh:

[Noah]

I think I got an "altered" large c*nt in the same town. But that's not proof of the illicit stories. It's fun to speculate though. :cool:
I missed Noah's 2nd post :lol:
I'm no expert but I think those heart heal plates are 1800s ...I've heard all kinds of stories about them...example- women would want to "advertise services" by leaving prints...but I've always found them out in fields where men would be wearing them, and they are large... but again, I'm the last person to be assigning any historical "data."

[Donnie B]

I have been detecting so long that Merry Widow's ended up in the trash. Now, they're good finds. LOL!

[OxShoeDrew]

I have been detecting so long that Merry Widow's ended up in the trash. Now, they're good finds. LOL!
:hystericallaugh:
You made me look up dates on these things...they're newer than I thought. They were sold up into the 1930s.

[Lodge Scent]

Speaking of Merry Widows, I recall a post from some years back where someone was detecting at the grounds of a seminary and found a couple of dozen Merry Widows tins.

[Noah]

Are you surprised? I'm not. There are men there. No perfect human being alive. :angelic:
Speaking of Merry Widows, I recall a post from some years back where someone was detecting at the grounds of a seminary and found a couple of dozen Merry Widows tins.

[Tony Two-Cent]

Late to the party.

69063

[OxShoeDrew]

:lol: I didn't think to look in my dog tags! Is that bottom one gold?

[Tony Two-Cent]

Is that bottom one gold?

No, it's gold-plated.