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Boy was it a hot muggy one too! Ron and I met up with Jim Atkiv (who is retired and detecting almost every day now ;)) in the norther corner of Massachusetts , its been so long since i've gotten out I almost forgot how the deus sounded 😁 . Ron did well with almost a dozen buttons at the few...

Designed tombacs are some of my favorite buttons to find , wish they all held up as well as those do. those are very very nice Dave .

NC is rich in history and a beautiful state , I myself visit the north western (around Jonesville) once or twice a year to spend with family , detect and arrow head hunt . I may even move down there in a couple of years permanently . I wish you the best of luck.

Dave have you ever use media blasting (sand or soda or other) to remove the heavy rust ? i would steer clear of this method if the item was very thin or delicate iron but i've used it on gun barrels and tools and its a lot quicker , less messy and has similar results ?

Clean the back as best you can and show us ( i suspect it has a solder or brazed mark where the attachment was) it could be a few things like a cufflink button , tie tack or lapel pin .

great restoration Dave , electrolysis ?

Very nice Jeff , you using the HF yet ?

nice hunt Roger , any designs on the cufflink buttons ?

Drew didn't find this at a cabin site near hampton ?

Wow , it is different ... but still has that AD home vibe feel to it Angie :love:

just the highlights of a hunt this past Friday with HEAVYMETALNUT (Dave) , a better than average Matron head and a couple of really nice "open work" colonial buttons .The weather is starting to cooperate ... get out there and get some !Dan

Wishing all our family here a very Merry Christmas !

American Detectorist would like to send out a very special thanks and warmest wishes to all of our family here this Thanksgiving holiday !

We honor all our Veterans on this day `!

This man has put in thousands of hours to helped so many in this hobby with various detector videos including Minelabs , Deus and Nokta detectors about trouble shooting , understanding settings and general detecting , you name it . His video here Calabash Digger Goodbye to Youtube. Pitfalls of...

Happy Thanksgiving to you as well Ron

Tony's sentiments are spot on , American Detectorist wouldn't of lasted this long without some very dedicated and close people who not only come here to share their finds ,time but bits of their life and story with us as well . Thank you !

well there were carbines during the Revolutionary war but I believe they were still a bit longer than what you've got , I think its a pistol barrel (unless it was cut to shorten) but most 13 inch barrels are uncommon . the one i found a few years ago was in the neighborhood of 11 to 13 inches...

Its nice to hear what some are up too lately . Chris congrats on the new Job from me as well . As Jeff has mentioned its been a pretty wet summer with some fierce heat and humidity thrown in , I have been taking the summers off from the woods for a few years now for those very reasons , too much...