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  1. TerryEastTexas

    1935 class ring

    It's simply 19 on one side and 35 on the other. Like that.
  2. TerryEastTexas

    1935 class ring

    Found this one at an old house site. Only about 3" down. Did some quick research and identified the owner, we used to work at the same place. Ironic. He's past so I'm trying to find his kids. Found with the Legend. It's 10k but is missing the stone.
  3. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    Sounds good.
  4. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    Thanks for the advice, it will come in handy for sure. I would like to get in touch with your friend. He lives many miles away form me but I'm sure he can relate to my situation.
  5. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    The ground is pretty good, not much mineralzation. I have found relics to pre-civil war, I found a trade axe my oldest find, civil war, found a T. E. Miller cavalry button, early 1900's college finds, to modern trash. It's a hay pasture now but was wooded at one time. It seems to have layers of...
  6. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    I've been using it for a little while and was just wondering if anybody had suggestions for relic hunting. That would be civil war activity and old house sites. Mostly civil war though.
  7. TerryEastTexas

    Rang up a 51 on The Legend

    Cool finds Dank. I really like the "coin". It does remind me of me. LOL
  8. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    I appreciate everyones input. I do feel more comfortable now. Thanks again.:)
  9. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    It came with v 1.07. to go to v 1.09 do i first need to update v 1.08 or can I skip v1.08 and go directly to v 1.09?
  10. TerryEastTexas

    Pinpointers What’s your favorite?

    I've been using the black Garrett for years and it satisfied all my needs.
  11. TerryEastTexas

    Brand new Legend

    Just got the Legend and looking forward to using it. I am somewhat daunted by the, what seems to be, a complicated machine. Will appreciate any advice or words of comfort. LOL
  12. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    A Google search revealed that folding rulers were invented by Anton Ullrich in 1851 and are called carpenters rulers. Made of wood, boxwood, ivory, bone, metal and man-made materials.
  13. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    Not sure of age Odanscoils. Will do more research.
  14. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    Here it is.
  15. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    I got a response that stated it was a part of a foldable wooden ruler. I've looked at pics and it seems to fit. I'll post a pic
  16. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    I'm going to see an old machinest today. Will report back.
  17. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    Wow! Looks like yall nailed it, so to say. Thank you.
  18. TerryEastTexas

    Mini Square?

    This is what appears to be a tiny square. The head is 1" and the shaft is 2". It has eighth inch marks along the shaft. It is a solid piece of brass. Any help is appreciated.
  19. TerryEastTexas

    💀 DETECTING in a GRAVEYARD 💀

    I respectfully disagree with you. I can see how you come to your conclusions but there is another side to every argument and for me it's just disrespectful to detect in a cemetery. Plus it looks bad for the hobby. I don't and never have done it.
  20. TerryEastTexas

    Another 2 center and a SLQ

    Very nice, congrats
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