Well last two hunts went great. Here is the good stuff. Five silvers 1942 merc,1947D rosie,1962 rosie, 1 Sterling silver knife and earring, three Indians 1886,1898,1908, seventeen wheat's 1916-1958, One 2 Ore swiss coin, a Tangee Rouge Compaq, and four rusty pocket knifes. PS G4E I found three of those leaded marbles? LOL Looks like these were the last hunts of the year. Hope everybody had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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Knife framed Silver and Copper +Silver Knife
- Thread starter Rolladex
- Start date
Very admirable finds Rolladex! 
They say location is everything. That holds true in THing also, that's for sure.
FWIW at one time, before the advent of stainless steel they made, or possibly still make for the more affluent, folding knives out of solid silver. Yep, blade and all! They were used for cutting fruit, as the blade was much more resistant to corrosion from the acids in fruit than the earlier plain carbon steel blades. I'd bet any self respecting orchard owner/manager wouldn't be caught without one.
HH & HNY
They say location is everything. That holds true in THing also, that's for sure.FWIW at one time, before the advent of stainless steel they made, or possibly still make for the more affluent, folding knives out of solid silver. Yep, blade and all! They were used for cutting fruit, as the blade was much more resistant to corrosion from the acids in fruit than the earlier plain carbon steel blades. I'd bet any self respecting orchard owner/manager wouldn't be caught without one.
HH & HNY
Rousseau84
Member
Wow what a haul! Congrats!
you greet to everybody and good year
the MD is the + beautiful fun of my life, has begun now 34 years ago in March I have 78 years and my hunting it is alone for 3/4 hours, then to feel tired, when also begun 10 12 hours and no tired
I have 2 nephews however nobody likes our hobby, I hope for one day they will appreciate all the objects that I have in collection, if they won't like it + he/she will return everything in garbage or if they will find buyer they will sell (I hope of no) to spend for other them fun
my emajl is i1jan@fastwebnet.it
Algerio Bergonzo near city Turin north /est Italy
the MD is the + beautiful fun of my life, has begun now 34 years ago in March I have 78 years and my hunting it is alone for 3/4 hours, then to feel tired, when also begun 10 12 hours and no tired
I have 2 nephews however nobody likes our hobby, I hope for one day they will appreciate all the objects that I have in collection, if they won't like it + he/she will return everything in garbage or if they will find buyer they will sell (I hope of no) to spend for other them fun
my emajl is i1jan@fastwebnet.it
Algerio Bergonzo near city Turin north /est Italy
E-Trac-Ohio
Well-known member
Great finds - congrats !
Tired Rooster
New member
I also like the sterling knife. It's unique...good finds.