On the war path with cheating gamblers!:fisher:

[jim tn]

Hit a little different area of the woods this morning and ran into a couple of Indians, 1893 and 1895 vintage, a few pieces of lead, of which, 1 was a nice round ball, another Wizard with pat date of Feb 5, 1888, which is a gambling cheaters card holder, which attaches up their sleeve, 2 wheats, 23 and 28, both within a foot of each other, the logo piece, I guess, off a Schwinn bike and a chunk of something. My guess is a chunk of solder. Not a high silver reading. The Indians weren't actually all that far apart, either. Sorry about the last picture. My wife was standing behind me waiting to hand me a paint brush and I got a little shaky. F 75 LTD with 11" coil. HH jim tn

 

[tabman]

Jim, that's some really neat finds Especially, the card holder..

I cleaned gutters and rake a few leaves today. I'm about ready to go again.

tabman

 

[Elton]

and you know this how ?????????????.................


Awesome JIM !!!

 

[jim tn]

Well ole buddy, it takes one to know one. Actually, I found one last winter and thanks to all this modern technology I was able to find out just what is was. Since I learned what they are, no one will play cards with me any more. HH jim tn

 

[Cajuncoinhunter]

Awesome finds Jim.... CCH

 

[Elton]

That is really cool Jim..To be honest I think I would have put it in the can as I was leaving.Having no idea what it was........
I wonder if there is a Now version of that little card holder ??