Wally69's Nugget Hunting Practice. The By-Catch.
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Nice hunting mate, mmmm gold. 
Can't seem to get away from the bottles, :lol: :lol: found a near-perfect set of bushman's cutlery
Knife, fork .... a bit of lead to chew on..... a hand blown bottle turned into a bushman's drinking glass
A few shirt buttons makes me think this guy literally lost his shirt cutting timber, walking away from all he had.
...... Don't think I have seen a matching set of brass toothpicks before
:lol: found a near-perfect set of bushman's cutlery Knife, fork ....
a bit of lead to chew on..... a hand blown bottle turned into a bushman's drinking glassA few shirt buttons makes me think this guy literally lost his shirt cutting timber, walking away from all he had.
...... Don't think I have seen a matching set of brass toothpicks before
Some new camping cuttlery mate.... Sweet.
Cool finds.
Cool finds.
Goldpick
Chris Johnson
....now to find the lunch tree where all the coins were hopefully dropped!
Hmmm,I guess... a Florin? Needs a little cleaning methinks
Clean enough for an ID
1916 three pence
1925 (cave find) and 1926 sixpence
1948 HP
Commonwealth penny, well some of one, might need to check the rocks nearby to see if it was used for a bit of rock artist graffiti
1916 three pence
1925 (cave find) and 1926 sixpence
1948 HP
Commonwealth penny, well some of one, might need to check the rocks nearby to see if it was used for a bit of rock artist graffiti
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Neat detecting wally, great coin finds . Don't know what the iron looking object is . Looks interesting though !!!
Dan
Dan
B5MECH
Laurence Male
Hmmm could it be a foldout engineers square/gauge 8) adjustable back stop for certain angles are the edges true? :Y: :Y:
could it be a foldout engineers square/gauge 8) adjustable back stop for certain angles are the edges true? :Y: :Y:
golddiggerart
Arthur
B5MECH said:Hmmm
I second this one...
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