Diggin History #9 - 5/14/08 Back to the woods I go :cam:

[treasurefiend]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKSmrDgT8W8

Here is my pic's of my finds:

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[John-Edmonton]

My favorite place to hunt. Some of my best finds have come from the woods. You are really finding some great coins.

 

[Goes4ever]

no silver this time? got some nice wheaties though

 

[Phil]

General Motors vehicles carried a " Body by Fisher" tag on them before 1984

 

[mcseeker]

Very nice finds & hunting videos Treasurefiend!! I love watching those

 

[oldrivers]

Some lines of loaded shotshells, such as

Leader and Repeater were two of Winchester's most popular and long-running lines of shotshells. Artwork appeared on the boxes into the 1940s.
Leader and Repeater, both introduced in 1900, were sold by Winchester for decades. Speed Loads were subsequently attached to the Leader line of shotshells. Speed Loads as a free-standing line followed and subsequently Super Speed loads. Hunting art was used on one-piece Repeater, Leader and Ranger boxes into the 1940s.Winchester went into receivership and was purchased by Western Cartridge, becoming another Olin family industry. The new company was renamed Winchester-Western in 1935.
Do if the shell only says winchester it was made before 1935.