SHOE BUCKLE AND A BUTTON

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

no coins again a almost complete shoe buckle & a WADHAMS & CO. 2 piece button (1847)
jinxed i tell ya
sites are getting a lot tougher to find that already haven't been pounded to death.these sites had fresh dig holes

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

more pics

[angellionel]

At least you picked up a few relics. With the onset of cooler weather you may start to see even more activity at those sites.

[jkress]

Great relics.

Just being in those kind of history rich areas would be exciting for me.

It's a fascinating type of hunting you cellar hole dwellers do.

Congrats and good luck on getting coins on your next hunt.

[del]

ooohhhh , so close to complete that buckle is 8/ crying01 is it your closest yet .it looks like an oldie to very nice fancy gilted two piece button , you did very well on the relics my friend , congrats .

hey who is in the picture by the way just a passer by of a detecting partner

[coinnut]

no coins again a almost complete shoe buckle

rofl Almost Davey lol But just short of a complete buckle. Nice hunt anyways. It's not always about coins. You got a nice button, a nice buckle, and some othet fine relics. It's a good hunt my friend

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

thanks guys! i think that's a ghost in the pic
is this style of buckle older than the types we usually dig?
nah that's gary in the background.he dug one small shankless dime sized flat button.the sites were hammered good.

[sniffy]

Like I said....that buckle must CHAPE your arse! lol

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

Like I said....that buckle must CHAPE your arse! lol

and like i said i'll SNIFF one out sooner or later rofl

[del]

is this style of buckle older than the types we usually dig?

its a plain , thinned squared frame , not very curved and just a tad smaller than what were use to . plus the tongue is designed different from the pitchfork type so i say its more of a 1740's to1760's era buckle than later varieties , Dave .

[HEAVYMETALNUT]

its a plain , thinned squared frame , not very curved and just a tad smaller than what were use to . plus the tongue is designed different from the pitchfork type so i say its more of a 1740's to1760's era buckle than later varieties , Dave .

ok thanks dan. thumbsup01 that's what i thought, that this style was a bit older than the majority of what we dig.