Found a super cool Horseshoe shaped lock

[Goes4ever]

a buddy of mine and I traveled south to hunt some old houses. At the first place I got the 1918D wheat, superb shape, don't get much better dug than that. Also found the little red pin, and the button with the pearl colored stone...........

onto second place, I got a 3 penny spill, 2 wheats, 1924, and 1913, and a 1900 injun. One wheat was right ontop of the injun so it is green on the back and almost shiny brown on the face. Also dug the ugly faced dog in the plastic dome........have no clue what it is??

place 3 all I got was one item and it was the find of the day for me, super cool "Good Luck" horseshoe shaped lock. It was pretty corroded and cleaned up pretty decent. I am real happy with that find.

 

[LabradorBob]

Wow,the padlock is cool,i like it very much.
looks like some early wheats,and i always love seeing injuns.
Thanks for sharing

LabradorBob

 

[Goes4ever]

I found a lock exactly like mine on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-SOLD-BRASS-GOOD-LUCK-LOCK-KEY-HORSESHOE-/320555888907?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aa29eb10b

 

[Crispy Critter]

Very cool finds. Good work!

 

[Terra1959]

G4E,

Great finds.
Lovely old lock , nice piece of history.
Is that the key in the top left corner of the photo ?
You and etrac and getting along fine.
congrats

T59

 

[Goes4ever]

G4E,

Great finds.
Lovely old lock , nice piece of history.
Is that the key in the top left corner of the photo ?
You and etrac and getting along fine.
congrats

T59

nope that is not the key, I have no idea what that item is

 

[NebTrac]

Neat finds Terry! Thanks for the pictures and congratulations on the coins and relics!!

NebTrac

 

[dgc]

Very interesting finds. Thanks for posting them.

 

[TokenDigger]

Very cool lock - I've never seen one like it. That dog thing is cool too but weird. Your cents came out of the ground really nice. The object in the upper left looks like a key that would turn the gas on & off for the old gas lights. It looks like it has a hole through the the stopper portion. Turn it one way and gas flows through and turn it 90 degrees and it will close. The same principle could be used for getting fluids (beer, wine, water) out of a container. Neat stuff & HH!

 

[BigSkyCountry]

Nice Find!