A mix of common finds, and some special.
Enjoy.
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I think the key is my favourite.
What secrets did it secure 😊
I think the key is my favourite.
What secrets did it secure 😊
Because I can print out some nice labels, for display, and duplicate storage 😁
Because I can print out some nice labels, for display, and duplicate storage 😁
A heavily clipped silver penny.
Probably Edward IV.
Irish third 'light' issue
AD 1473
A heavily clipped silver penny.
Probably Edward IV.
Irish third 'light' issue
AD 1473
Look at that profile 😍
Look at that profile 😍
NEW DESIGNS
NEW DESIGNS
Took some careful annealing and straightening (tiny steps), and another barrel session.
And after googling, discovered I had a second part (crown/Ubique part)
Now a very presentable
Royal Artillery Edwardian Cap badge
Took some careful annealing and straightening (tiny steps), and another barrel session.
And after googling, discovered I had a second part (crown/Ubique part)
Now a very presentable
Royal Artillery Edwardian Cap badge
10747 miles 😲
Joseph Bidencope, of Hobart Town in Tasmania.
Born 1837 in Poland, sailed from London to Tasmania in 1858.
Died in 1915.
Set up his business in 1860, becoming a well known fashion house.
Still going until his grandson sold it in 1977.
10747 miles 😲
Joseph Bidencope, of Hobart Town in Tasmania.
Born 1837 in Poland, sailed from London to Tasmania in 1858.
Died in 1915.
Set up his business in 1860, becoming a well known fashion house.
Still going until his grandson sold it in 1977.
Most of the coins were beyond identification, so surprised to see a William and Mary. There's also an 18th century token in there. More work required on that one.
Most of the coins were beyond identification, so surprised to see a William and Mary. There's also an 18th century token in there. More work required on that one.
"A" mint mark
AD 1582-1584
Henry III cut farthing
Possibly Bury St Edmunds mint
AD 1247-1279
(Very strange wear on obverse)
"A" mint mark
AD 1582-1584
Henry III cut farthing
Possibly Bury St Edmunds mint
AD 1247-1279
(Very strange wear on obverse)
Very happy to find my 2nd & 3rd hammered of 2026 😁
Very happy to find my 2nd & 3rd hammered of 2026 😁
Cut farthing of Henry III, 1247-1279
Cut farthing of Henry III, 1247-1279
Penny of Elizabeth I
Penny of Elizabeth I
So today, I expect to find nothing 😂
So today, I expect to find nothing 😂
Midland Railway
Eastern & Midlands Railway
The Great Eastern Railway
London North Eastern Railway
London United Electric Tramway
Eastern Union Railway
Midland Railway
Eastern & Midlands Railway
The Great Eastern Railway
London North Eastern Railway
London United Electric Tramway
Eastern Union Railway
1 decorated
2 by Fitu
1 by P&S
The remain 4 unmarked.
Image from The Underpinning Museum,
A Fitu corset
1 decorated
2 by Fitu
1 by P&S
The remain 4 unmarked.
Image from The Underpinning Museum,
A Fitu corset
124 holed buttons so far have writing on.
60 different designs.
25 different addresses.
124 holed buttons so far have writing on.
60 different designs.
25 different addresses.
Bildeston
Bury St Edmunds
Ipswich
Stowmarket
Bildeston
Bury St Edmunds
Ipswich
Stowmarket
About 5 hours using household cleaning compound
It really has brought these normally ignored items back to life.
And the advertising buttons have really surprised me. There are a few that are marked on the reverse. I'd never noticed this before.
About 5 hours using household cleaning compound
It really has brought these normally ignored items back to life.
And the advertising buttons have really surprised me. There are a few that are marked on the reverse. I'd never noticed this before.