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  1. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Love those old demolition fill sites, a person could make a full time job of it and never be done sifting through all the junk. If you have the patience for it, a place like that will generally reward you for your efforts eventually and give up some amazing stuff. :thumbup:
  2. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Yes, so is the design of your find to this sort of function... to recessed into a hardwood or tile floor for a low profile. As well, the utilitarian finish, unlike the drum plate, which looks chromed and was pressed with the Ludwig name... one designed to be seen, the other not noticed. Is...
  3. Steve(Can)

    Found on beach

    That is beautiful, au hunter...well polished by the waves and sand A the link below, a fellow talking about the petrified wood he finds on a beach in S Carolina... https://treasurehuntingtrucker.wordpress.com/2015/08/14/cherry-grove-south-carolina/
  4. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Floor mounted door stop riser
  5. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Found at intramural field? 2 of them.... from sprinkler heads?
  6. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Yeah, GA1Dad, like a router guide bushing
  7. Steve(Can)

    Some type of a plug???

    Say Ronstar, but that looks so familiar, swear I've seen those lying around in a junk drawer somewhere, but can't put a finger on it... wanna say hardware from a Singer sewing machine cabinet but don't think so.... Not sold as a final solution as any examples of them seem to have 3 or 4...
  8. Steve(Can)

    Belt buckle

    Dapman, tend to agree with Ronstar for a couple of reasons. First, the light construction of the loop fastenings. Not that they don't exist, but could not find any military examples matching that style of the back with the crimped over flanges fastening the D-loops. This puts me in mind of the...
  9. Steve(Can)

    Belt buckle

    Hey Dapman, interesting belt plate, as you mentioned after an extensive search through a lot of resources, was not able to find a match. Odd thing... did you count the stars? 14 That is an unusual number of stars for historical items, flags, coins, buttons, emblems and such... on most things...
  10. Steve(Can)

    In the middle of posting this it got ID’d

    Yep, Ronstar, I'd say the lady nailed it. Try an image search for Victorian sash pin buckle and it brings up lots of examples similar to yours. I daresay in it's day it was probably plated but that has all corroded away...
  11. Steve(Can)

    I'm rich

    Hey Rich, Looks like slag... http://meteorite-identification.com/images/black-slag.html
  12. Steve(Can)

    Musket ball? Spray paint can ball?

    Float from check valve, air compressor water trap, steam trap?...
  13. Steve(Can)

    Musket ball? Spray paint can ball?

    Does it float?
  14. Steve(Can)

    Any ideas on this?

    Looks like a wire crimp connector, Ace350... possibly from this company, ITC Electrical components.... betcha if you looked through their product catalogue, you might find a match... :thumbup: https://www.itcproducts.com/docs/pdf/catalogs/4/EC-1904%20-%20Wire%20Termination.pdf
  15. Steve(Can)

    Think it's silver ????????????????????

    a better match... with a guess at 1930's at this link: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vtg-1930s-boy-scouts-bsa-sea-explorer-411109271
  16. Steve(Can)

    Think it's silver ????????????????????

    Nice medal, u2robert... at the link below, slightly different from yours, but fair guess it's on the right track: Boy Scouts of America, Explorers/Explorer Scouts advancement medal, 1949-1958 From the look of the pitted corrosion and intended for the Boy Scouts, would guess silver plated...
  17. Steve(Can)

    Coin Information

    here ya go, headhunter, a new new hobby for ya... :p
  18. Steve(Can)

    Coin Information

    Spain - 8 Reales - Carlos IV (1788 - 1808) Mexico. - T.H. - 1807. - Silver Spain - 8 Reales Carlos IV (1788-1808) - Silver coin struck at Mexico's mint in the year 1807 by assayer T. H. Obverse: ‘CAROLUS IIII DEI GRATIA 1807’ (Charles IIII by God's grace) inscription around a bust of the...
  19. Steve(Can)

    Military?

    :clap::detecting: Congrats silverAddiction, the token looks in fantastic condition with an nice patina. Wowee, an extraordinary find! :detecting::clap:
  20. Steve(Can)

    Brass ornate fixture??

    Long shot.... wondering if it might be something like this... a corset hook for tightening the laces...
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