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WINNER!!: Best Relic/Other Find September , 2006
goldrush00013
Posts: 2,478 ✭
Total Votes: 34
#1. Zot's Russian double headed eagle button.
2 (votes) 5.88 (%)
#2. Phut's Champion 6 lever lock.
8 (votes) 23.53 (%)
#3. Phut's 1600's spoon.
7 (votes) 20.59 (%)
#4. Phut's Button back. Says 'Imperial Stand London' dates from 1790 to 1820
2 (votes) 5.88 (%)
#5. Kevinstang's Eagle Padlock from around the turn of 19th/20th century.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#6. Kevinstang's wax seal stamp
7 (votes) 20.59 (%)
#7. IndianHeadMan's Eagle A button.
6 (votes) 17.65 (%)
#8. Lordmarcovan's white metal one-piece flat button
1 (votes) 2.94 (%)
#9. Lordmarcovan's Pair of lead fishing weights
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#10 Lordmarcovan's Early two-piece button with starburst design
1 (votes) 2.94 (%)
#11. Lordmarcovan's Strap end from an early- to mid-19th century spur.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#12. Lordmarcovan's Primitive lead doodad
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#1. Zot's Russian double headed eagle button.
#2. Phut's Champion 6 lever lock.
#3. Phut's 1600's spoon.
#4. Phut's Button back. Says 'Imperial Stand London' dates from 1790 to 1820
#5. Kevinstang's Eagle Padlock from around the turn of 19th/20th century.
#6. Kevinstang's wax seal stamp from late 19th century or abouts.
#7. IndianHeadMan's Eagle A button. (pictured center)
#8. Lordmarcovan's white metal one-piece flat button, late 1700s/early 1800s.
#9. Lordmarcovan's Pair of lead fishing weights found next to one another, probably made from musketballs or in a musketball mold, circa early to mid-1800s.
#10 Lordmarcovan's Early two-piece button with starburst design and much of the original gilt finish. Early 1800s.
#11. Lordmarcovan's Strap end from an early- to mid-19th century spur.
#12. Lordmarcovan's Primitive lead doodad , either a "buzzer" toy that would have been spun on a string, or a crude button or weight.
#1. Zot's Russian double headed eagle button.
2 (votes) 5.88 (%)
#2. Phut's Champion 6 lever lock.
8 (votes) 23.53 (%)
#3. Phut's 1600's spoon.
7 (votes) 20.59 (%)
#4. Phut's Button back. Says 'Imperial Stand London' dates from 1790 to 1820
2 (votes) 5.88 (%)
#5. Kevinstang's Eagle Padlock from around the turn of 19th/20th century.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#6. Kevinstang's wax seal stamp
7 (votes) 20.59 (%)
#7. IndianHeadMan's Eagle A button.
6 (votes) 17.65 (%)
#8. Lordmarcovan's white metal one-piece flat button
1 (votes) 2.94 (%)
#9. Lordmarcovan's Pair of lead fishing weights
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#10 Lordmarcovan's Early two-piece button with starburst design
1 (votes) 2.94 (%)
#11. Lordmarcovan's Strap end from an early- to mid-19th century spur.
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#12. Lordmarcovan's Primitive lead doodad
0 (votes) 0.00 (%)
#1. Zot's Russian double headed eagle button.
#2. Phut's Champion 6 lever lock.
#3. Phut's 1600's spoon.
#4. Phut's Button back. Says 'Imperial Stand London' dates from 1790 to 1820
#5. Kevinstang's Eagle Padlock from around the turn of 19th/20th century.
#6. Kevinstang's wax seal stamp from late 19th century or abouts.
#7. IndianHeadMan's Eagle A button. (pictured center)
#8. Lordmarcovan's white metal one-piece flat button, late 1700s/early 1800s.
#9. Lordmarcovan's Pair of lead fishing weights found next to one another, probably made from musketballs or in a musketball mold, circa early to mid-1800s.
#10 Lordmarcovan's Early two-piece button with starburst design and much of the original gilt finish. Early 1800s.
#11. Lordmarcovan's Strap end from an early- to mid-19th century spur.
#12. Lordmarcovan's Primitive lead doodad , either a "buzzer" toy that would have been spun on a string, or a crude button or weight.
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Sorry I failed to come through on my offer to post the polls for you, John.