No idea what this is. It is made of brass and was deep about 6 inches. I would say it was in the 1800s level of the ground I was in. We found large cents at that depth in this yard.
No idea what this is. It is made of brass and was deep about 6 inches. I would say it was in the 1800s level of the ground I was in. We found large cents at that depth in this yard.
2017 Total:
Mercs= 2
Wash=1
Seated=1
total slivers=4
Wheats 8.
Indians=4 (1864,1865,1888)
LG cents=1
1 Sliver Pendent, 2= 3-ringers, 2 tokens
Most Valuable find ever: 1834 C.B. dime, Oldest 1776 1/2 Reale, Biggest 1822 CB half.
Detectors: E-trac and F75LTD2
looks like a clock winder to me.
I was thinking that too Lee.Originally Posted by lee
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it is very thin to be a clock winder.
2017 Total:
Mercs= 2
Wash=1
Seated=1
total slivers=4
Wheats 8.
Indians=4 (1864,1865,1888)
LG cents=1
1 Sliver Pendent, 2= 3-ringers, 2 tokens
Most Valuable find ever: 1834 C.B. dime, Oldest 1776 1/2 Reale, Biggest 1822 CB half.
Detectors: E-trac and F75LTD2
Hey Nalc can you get a nice lighted picture of the end to see if it has screw threads or an unusual shaped end . the pictures you posted are too dark to tell .thanks.
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Because of the decorative glass I'm leaning toward a music box winder.
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Almost all the clock winder pics have the mickey mouse ears to them. The music box winders have many different designs. I would second that on a music box winder. I think it's a mirror vs glass.
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