You could be right there John I can make out the twin spires lengthwise on bottom photo
Chris
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You could be right there John I can make out the twin spires lengthwise on bottom photo Chris Fisher F4/Viking V6
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Well done fishy,
Good recoveries youv'e made there mate. ![]() ![]() im5 ![]() ![]()
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![]() http://www.antiquesnavigator.com/d-3228 ... nives.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Nice lot of finds ![]()
First of all that indian head might just be a Rare one !!!, secondly that claw i believe to be off a brooch which would have had feathers sticking out the top and may be silver !, and lastly, that little bangle is either silver or gold, looks like a baby bracelet !. Good luck with the penny, i'll try and find out a bit more about it. . . Alan ..
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Etrac and Tons of Gear Gold = 1 Silver = 14 Hammered = 1 Bronze = 1 Ring Copper = 132 Coins Musket Balls = 53 Bag Seals = 23 Artefacts = 7 Jetons = 1
The letters appear to read COLHE DOA which is Portugese and also used in South American countries ,can't find a direct translation but it means something like -what you sow -you reap
which is a religious saying hence the church.I may be totally on wrong track but I enjoy doing the research into items I find it very interesting.Maybe there is someone on forum that speaks Portugese [or maybe Spanish is similar ] that can translate . Chris Fisher F4/Viking V6
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The word Colner Dom is still used - http://travel.webshots.com/photo/138546 ... 1035sbVJDo" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
And on google.de the search Coln and Colner Dom both takes you to Köln..
Try google this - Sorry Link not alowed to this - Pocket Knife - Die Neue Domerucke, Dom zu Coeln
Can be seen here to - http://www.sportscollectors.net/Shoppin ... 1&f=0&so=1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Hi John I had looked at site originally then looked at letters the N was not clear and neither was the M so I tried H and A and which also gave me a result ,Wonder if further cleaning may make the letters more clear,my eyes are not what they used to be . Think you are probably right you have much more experience than me on finding correct ID the finds have certainly created a lot of interest . Chris Fisher F4/Viking V6
Roughneck shovel Army folding shovel Dobbies s/s spade F I D member What a strange trick nature has played on the lettering; I heard the same said of Dresden.
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