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  1. 407floyd

    Check it out

    WWII Expert Marksman badge
  2. 407floyd

    More UK civil war finds

    That’s an incredible find! I’m assuming the lead was poured into a soapstone mold of some kind. What I don’t understand is how the huge rectangular piece is still intact. Is there any evidence of a mold seam on the balls where the molds would come together? That would be a museum worthy piece...
  3. 407floyd

    Finds today

    It’s a 1929/1930 Model 91 radio
  4. 407floyd

    An odd mixture of items and help requested from Civil War ammunition buffs

    Look closely on the flat face of the fishing reel for the name of the reel. Also, the valve stem cap will have information written at the base of the cap. Possibly “Schrader”. Nice truck
  5. 407floyd

    Bucketlister Not On List

    Can you take a pic of the back for us?
  6. 407floyd

    1920’s permission yields a few cool finds.

    Check the back of the Texan button. That type of button almost always has a patent date of 1924.
  7. 407floyd

    Poor Farm Button

    All of the K of P buttons I’ve seen have a lily on them. Flat buttons are typically before the 1860s. Why do you think it’s K of P tencents?
  8. 407floyd

    Dandy button from last weekend

    Great find! Can we see the back?
  9. 407floyd

    Mexican silver and more

    Everything you have there is fantastic and very old. Don’t stop til you clean that site out.
  10. 407floyd

    St. Regis token

    If it’s aluminum, brush it vigorously with a wire brush and all the details will be visible. It will also be more pleasing to the eye.
  11. 407floyd

    Good for 1 Drink

    That’s a great token. It has everything you need to research where it came from. Depending on what state you’re in or whether the site is in town or in the country, people still shoot guns right off the front porch. It’s rare for me to not find a bullet or cartridge, no matter what was on the site.
  12. 407floyd

    Centuries-old farm finds

    That’s a stopwatch. It only has 60 seconds marked. Nice find
  13. 407floyd

    Can someone date these watch guts

    Without a serial number and maker, you’d need an expert in pocket watches to get a date. Looks old and very basic.
  14. 407floyd

    Any idea's what this is.

    The face is a satyr, a Greek trouble maker. It’s made to be seen from both sides, so probably not a knocker. Maybe a finial type ornament?
  15. 407floyd

    Couple interesting finds

    So many of those old wooden building burned to the ground, leaving nothing but nails behind. Try to locate the exact site of the building because it might have had a dirt floor.
  16. 407floyd

    Neighbor was told a pyramid of revolutionary gold is buried on his property!!!!

    Just about every property in the US has a story about lost or buried treasure. I think it’s a trick that realtors use to help sell property. Every old house has money buried in the walls or somewhere in the yard, according to realtors. There’s a better chance you’ll get hit with lightning or the...
  17. 407floyd

    Spanish Silver Cob

    Not only is the coin awesome, Photo Room made your pic look professionally done.
  18. 407floyd

    First Eagle Button

    Congrats on the button. It’s probably 1850s-1860s since it has the groove on the reverse. If the blob is lightweight, it’s melted aluminum.
  19. 407floyd

    What kind of bullet is this?

    The object he’s talking about is smaller than a penny and made out of lead. Cap bombs were bigger than a penny and not made of lead.
  20. 407floyd

    Letters of a button

    If there is an “&” on there, it may be a railroad related button.
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