some brooches
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Geez Cheese. You find the most amazing relics 
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
Maybe the german stuff was brought back from the war, though maybe the swastika was from a bit later? Interesting finds Cheese.
Hi Goldpick, Where I have been finding these items and a lot of the other items
was the town fair ground, I found on Trove that in 1914 there was 800 people
attending this fair, I don't know how correct trove report was but all these
items are from the start of ww1. but the German brooches are very strange.
I asked the farmer who put me onto it as broken glass was every where
and he said it was a town dump, but no.
I asked the farmer who owned the land before him, as trove mentioned
the land owners name, and bingo, found the old fair ground.
It was the best detecting ground, I used the ctx in every mode,
the result a heap of old spoons and sewing thimbals, 2 jars of coins,
an old cast car hub,horse riding spur, and enough copper for me casts
when I get time.
was the town fair ground, I found on Trove that in 1914 there was 800 people
attending this fair, I don't know how correct trove report was but all these
items are from the start of ww1. but the German brooches are very strange.
I asked the farmer who put me onto it as broken glass was every where
and he said it was a town dump, but no.
I asked the farmer who owned the land before him, as trove mentioned
the land owners name, and bingo, found the old fair ground.
It was the best detecting ground, I used the ctx in every mode,
the result a heap of old spoons and sewing thimbals, 2 jars of coins,
an old cast car hub,horse riding spur, and enough copper for me casts
when I get time.
Awesome finds Cheese, very envious!
Goldpick said:Maybe the german stuff was brought back from the war, though maybe the swastika was from a bit later? Interesting finds Cheese.
I recently read an article where it said there was a "Gestapo" camp near my place before WW2. Once war broke out they rounded them up. I never knew that it could be possible but it's 100% correct, they used to get German merchant sailors and rough them up if they were against the Nazi Party, in the late 1930's this place was basically in the middle of nowhere. There are "Nazi War Eagle" and Swastiki carvings, plus carvings of ship names on rocks there too. Can see buildings there from the 1943 Sydney air images. That's the "creepy spot"I remember mentioning to you.
Could be a similar camp site.
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
Some interesting views on Nazis in SA, mainly based in Tanunda.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ipad/barossa-lied-about-war-injustice/story-fn6bqpju-1226055655263
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/ipad/barossa-lied-about-war-injustice/story-fn6bqpju-1226055655263
Think there was even something out this way too in the hills.
Absolutely amazing finds.. what dreams are made from! I'd love to dig up an old medal
Absolutely amazing finds.. what dreams are made from! I'd love to dig up an old medal
LonelySilver
jacob
Great finds!
Keep it up mate they might be getting slim but still worth lookin for. Cheers.
I would be going back to that site until I thought my machine was broken.
Love your tobacco pipe wind protectors and a double watch day ....... OMG
Is that the key to your padlock ? .... Treasure box must be there somewhere
Love your tobacco pipe wind protectors
and a double watch day ....... OMG Is that the key to your padlock ? .... Treasure box must be there somewhere
Well rewarded.... Keep going
Cheese, what can I say but..... Big round of applause mate, extremely well done!!!!! I am sharing in your happiness mate, awesome find. Woooohoooo!!!!
All hale Sir Cheese, we are not worthy, lol.
All hale Sir Cheese, we are not worthy, lol.
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Absolutely amazing find mate. Stunning. Shes in real nice condition too. I'd sleep with it.
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