Clodmaster's finds

[indi]

Its a Gum Bottle that one would be 1900-1920 gum was a type of glue

 

[Mike678]

Yes , when I saw it I knew it was a glue bottle . It was a whitish glue used on paper , think it was called "Glory " or something like that .

Maybe it was called Clag ?

 

[Clodmaster]

Thanks for the information, guys.

 

[Mike678]

Ink bottle from old school dump .

 

[silver]

I've had my eye on a road cutting sporting old glass over the years.... probly should check it out incase they cut through a back yard. Nothing else there now that would give the game away... and it's close enough to permanent water too, they woulda needed that way back when. Nice seeing old bottles come to light fellas. erfect:
making my mind tick over :Y:

 

[Clodmaster]

Got out for a new year's day hunt in the water. Scored a couple of nice silver rings - they were very tarnished and had been in the water for some years I think.

Also found what I thought was a penny. It's about 34mm across which is the diameter of pre-1860 UK pennies. But the thing that has me baffled is that it has slanted reeding on the edge (see pic), which UK pennies, as far as I can tell online, don't have. Maybe it's a token or it could be a foreign coin. Unfortunately, it is so worn that I can't even guess what's on either face of the coin. I like these little mysteries...

 

[silver]

Ring a ding ding... your in fine form this year Clodmaster !
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Have you tried pencil over paper on the coin to see if anything shows ?

 

[Clodmaster]

Ring a ding ding... your in fine form this year Clodmaster !
ower: :Y:

Have you tried pencil over paper on the coin to see if anything shows ?
https://www.prospectingaustralia.co...1609476138_screenshot_2021-01-01-14-41-36.jpg

Thanks Silver. When you think about it, I'm on target for 730 rings in 2021.

I'll try the pencil rub - good thinking. :Y:

 

[Clodmaster]

At the beach this morning before it started getting too busy. Found a nice silver ring marked SIAM STERLING so made in Thailand. The Vicky sixpence is worn almost smooth on the other side, but would be 1870-80s I think going by the young head. I few bits of junk jewellery as well to keep things interesting. Oh, and a glass bottle stopper than came up in the scoop.

 

[Danny13]

Some nice finds Clodmaster

 

[Jaros]

Good work-like the tooth.

 

[silver]

Great stuff
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[Clodmaster]

Good work-like the tooth.

I'm not sure if the tooth is real or not. I wonder if there is an easy way to tell.

 

[golddiggerart]

Good looking fing Clodmaster, clear quartz pendent is cool.. So is the tooth pendent. :Y: very nice finds.

 

[Smoky bandit]

Got to be happy with those finds mate.
Well done :Y:

 

[Clodmaster]

A few good finds in the water the other day - my old patch continues to provide some good finds. The best for me is the 1886 farthing that's come off a necklace I assume. There are four rings - the one at the front is 18ct white gold, while the other three are silver. All of the rings needed a fair clean and looked like they'd been in the drink for some time. Also a bit of bling, including what I think is a tie clip. Happy hunting. Clod.

 

[Dave79]

Nice lot of goodies...... and how the heck does a tie clip end up in the ocean :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :lol:

 

[Clodmaster]

Nice lot of goodies...... and how the heck does a tie clip end up in the ocean :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :lol:

Haha - I was thinking the same thing Dave. Someone put it in their pocket maybe???

 

[Danny13]

Nice stones on the rings Clodmaster , good patch mate .

 

[user 4386]

Nice lot of goodies...... and how the heck does a tie clip end up in the ocean :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :lol:

Formal swimwear of course, you Commoner