few hours on beach gives a bit of silver

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few hours on beach gives a bit of silver

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had a few hours after tea on the beach last night and what a nice night it was. Only managed a couple of pre decimal, clad and a little silver babys rattle. It still had the little bell inside even.

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great finds again tomo, weve got the quad bike championships on our beach this weekend, its been dug over loads so I think I will be doing that tonight with my headlight
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Nice finds, love the little rattle, well found ::g
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Cheers guys. Good luck Adam
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Tomo wrote:Cheers guys. Good luck Adam
thanks tomo
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As it would have looked complete. Need to find the other half now. Edwardian in date

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Post by Verulamium »

That's fantastic! Never knew such things existed. Silver rattles......who'd have thunk it! Thanks for sharing..... ::g
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Thats a nice rattle Tomo ::g maybe from a wealthy Edwardian family ?
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Can someone tell me what timeperiod the Eduardian period is.

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Post by coil »

Tomo nice finds rattle looks good cleaned ::g
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Thanks coil
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The Edwardian era or Edwardian period in the United Kingdom is the period covering the reign of King Edward VII, 1901 to 1910.
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