Recent Relic Finds!

[Pennsylvania Treasures]

Hey Guys! Haven't posted in a while so i thought i would show you guys some of my most recent Relic Finds From Metal Detecting!

What you see here is a Flat Button that reads Treble Gilt, dating from 1810-1830, a WW2 Eagle Button that is really hard to see but on the back reads Waterbury Button Co., my first decorated Crotal Bell and a Sweet one at that! It dates from 1780-1820 due to the 2 on the back because in 1830 the 2 became a curly 2. Up next is a big one guys! Dug the beauty down 10 inches! It turns out to be a 1930's Women's Sterling Silver Hand Mirror and would be the part that would go around the mirror!
I've been trying to get out but the grown is frozen! Hopefully soon i can get out and do some metal detecting! Hope you guys are doing well and don't have to deal with my conditions! Good Luck and Happy Hunting!!


Keep on Swinging!



P.S. Sorry things are sideways, I'm trying to figure out how to not have that happen.

[del]

nice finds PT , love the "petal bell" crotal . where sis you get the info on the age (about the numeral) from ?? feel free to post a link if it adds information.

Dan

[OxShoeDrew]

Those are some very nice finds! I've yet to get a no.2 crotal....I actually had a bad crotal year, don't remember finding any. Yours is in great shape! Congrats!

[Pennsylvania Treasures]

Thanks OxShoeDrew! I hope you find your no.2 crotal bell soon!

[aloldstuff]

Nice finds and yes, we are frozen here in the northeast. It's been quite awhile since I have seen a crotal bell in the hole. Interesting info about the #2 on the bell.

[Bell-Two]

Those are some great finds looking forward to more of your posts.

[Isaac]

nice finds PT , love the "petal bell" crotal . where sis you get the info on the age (about the numeral) from ?? feel free to post a link if it adds information.

Dan

yeah what Dan says, I'd love to see a source for that info.

great finds lately PT ! Keep posting

[BTV Digger]

Nice set of finds and love the crotal. I thought they really didn't start numbering the bells en-masse until the mid-1800s but perhaps I'm wrong.

John