Metal detecting holidays in England with the World's most successful metal detecting club.
Twinned with Midwest Historical Research Society USA
25th Oct 2003 Finds Page |
Beautiful
ornate, silver inlay metal pot pieces - Middle Eastern
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1500's Elizabeth
1st silver hammered shilling
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Medieval
beehive thimble 1350AD
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1stC AD Roman
fibula brooch
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Not yet ID
'd hammered silver coin
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1813 George
III bull head silver sixpence
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Early 14thC
lead token
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19thC Flint musket striker plate ? | Huge lead medallion with Roman head on it | |
Albert, Queen
Victoria's husband, looks late 1800's
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Great eyeball
find early glass marbles
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Lead lion
face
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16thC button
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Another great
eyeball find, stone bead, this could be very old
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Decorated
ink well cover ?
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George V
silver hallmarked commemerative medal 1911
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Huge lead
sack seal with star decoration
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1696 William
III silver sixpence
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London hallmarked
trade weight
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17thC lead
sack seal
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19thC Bayonet
frog
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Late 18thC
52nd Regiment of Foot button
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18thC pewter
button
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Large flower
horse harness decoration 19thC
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Folded hair
slide with all the stones missing, no idea of date
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Leaf design
mount, no idea of date
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Shield shaped
mount
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Really nice
etched Pewter button with a fox design probably 18thC
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Silver toggle
button 17thC
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19thC cast
flower button
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Lead token
or 3 hole button ?
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15thC belt
clasp
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17thC Portuguese
coin weight
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16thC belt
decoration
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1st to 4thC
Roman twisted brooch
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1st to 4th
C Roman disc brooch
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Pewter Tudor
rose & crown button 18thC
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Lead with
Fleur de leis pattern on it ?
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15thC lead
long cross tokens
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Large 19thC
horse harness decoration
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Medieval
Fluer de Lys
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Small shell
design belt decoration
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Heest Cottage
engraved book clasp looks 17thC
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Small toy
anchor
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18thC Clog
fastener
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15thC cross
hatched lead token
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1327 Edward
1st hammered silver penny
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Early looking
'long cross' belt decoration
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Another early
looking flower design belt decoration
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18thC Liverpool
penny -Shield and sailing ship design copper token
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1836 William
IV silver shilling
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Amazing lead
token with really early looking design
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1692 William
& Mary III silver milled shilling. In good condition this would have
been worth up to nearly £1000, amazing find
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1723 George
milled silver shilling
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Huge Roman
bronze c 2nd C
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Roman bronze
1st to 4thC
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1883 Victorian
milled silver halfcrown ( 30 pence)
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An earlier
find now ID'd by museum as a Medieval brooch with Fluer de lise pattern
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19thC livery
button
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