Hello everyone.
Long time without showing my findings and work has grown ... I will show a few things, with a little explanation.
I found a piece of a Portuguese coin 10 Reis, 1764. This cut was made to use as counterfeit currency in Spain.
Piece that looks like a small crank handle unknown. It still has the wood inside.
Small lead cylinder quite old patina, ¿homemade projectile musket?
Iron buckle, by size, belt bell cow or horse.
Another iron buckle, possibly from a shopping cows, it has a timber hitch.
A piece of bronze, does an old nail?
Tubular piece of brass with appearance of having been a musket ramrod.
Strange piece of bronze, 40 mm approx. Very well made. It has a trapezoidal section to another piece furred ... crosshairs of a firearm?
The middle piece with brass buckle.
Hanging copper / brass / bronze subject of the same material. Possible motif cavalry ¿? I reckon 1500/1600 era, its shape.
Another unique piece. Made of cast bronze, the holes made manually. Looks like a chain link of an ornament, another unknown.
Another brass buckle, can be of a military backpack because it is small and thin.
Bronze piece, rotating at both ends. Very nice and strange. Bronze authentic, unaltered. Unknown.
Russian Granada fuse the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. This piece went unnoticed and a colleague realized what it was. I have no idea where I found it.
Royal Guard uniform button Queen Elizabeth II since 1833 -Queen hasta1868-
Portuguese currency called "Ceitil" for use in Ceuta, Portugal, Spain and the Indies, the lowest value. Outstanding for more than 150 years XIV - XV with hundreds of variations. Something very old.
Another Ceitil as above.
Portuguese silver coin. Very fine. Very deleted. He appeared at the first Ceitil. In appearance the same time.
2 coin maravedis of Felipe V, very spoiled but you can see all recorded with difficulty. 1744.
2 coin maravedis of Philip II 1527/1598, very poor.
Coin 4 maravedis Elizabeth II, 1841.
2 coin and a half cents shield, Isabel II 1868.
Nine blonde or pesetas. Found all together.
Religious medal, virgin with child. Very spoiled. XVII-XVIII centuries
Religious medal before 1650. Santa Maria del Pilar and Santa Barbara, After this date was called Nuestra Señora .
And finally for today, my last hunt. Second time in this hermitage, where two years ago I found my first silver coin. The currency of my avatar. The day was quite rude. Rain and cold (6 ° C) but the withdrawal was very strong.
Ten coins between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries all in very poor condition.
Another 13 of the twentieth century.
An old gas burner.
The keyhole, it is very old bronze and handmade.
Remains of a toy revolver. Aluminum spoon the AT PRO pointed at 90 and thought it was silver. A musket ball.
And the latest find, a medal of dog that is not gold, as I had thought.
Landscape photos.
Thanks for looking, and please excuse the translation errors.
Senda
Long time without showing my findings and work has grown ... I will show a few things, with a little explanation.
I found a piece of a Portuguese coin 10 Reis, 1764. This cut was made to use as counterfeit currency in Spain.
Piece that looks like a small crank handle unknown. It still has the wood inside.
Small lead cylinder quite old patina, ¿homemade projectile musket?
Iron buckle, by size, belt bell cow or horse.
Another iron buckle, possibly from a shopping cows, it has a timber hitch.
A piece of bronze, does an old nail?
Tubular piece of brass with appearance of having been a musket ramrod.
Strange piece of bronze, 40 mm approx. Very well made. It has a trapezoidal section to another piece furred ... crosshairs of a firearm?
The middle piece with brass buckle.
Hanging copper / brass / bronze subject of the same material. Possible motif cavalry ¿? I reckon 1500/1600 era, its shape.
Another unique piece. Made of cast bronze, the holes made manually. Looks like a chain link of an ornament, another unknown.
Another brass buckle, can be of a military backpack because it is small and thin.
Bronze piece, rotating at both ends. Very nice and strange. Bronze authentic, unaltered. Unknown.
Russian Granada fuse the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. This piece went unnoticed and a colleague realized what it was. I have no idea where I found it.
Royal Guard uniform button Queen Elizabeth II since 1833 -Queen hasta1868-
Portuguese currency called "Ceitil" for use in Ceuta, Portugal, Spain and the Indies, the lowest value. Outstanding for more than 150 years XIV - XV with hundreds of variations. Something very old.
Another Ceitil as above.
Portuguese silver coin. Very fine. Very deleted. He appeared at the first Ceitil. In appearance the same time.
2 coin maravedis of Felipe V, very spoiled but you can see all recorded with difficulty. 1744.
2 coin maravedis of Philip II 1527/1598, very poor.
Coin 4 maravedis Elizabeth II, 1841.
2 coin and a half cents shield, Isabel II 1868.
Nine blonde or pesetas. Found all together.
Religious medal, virgin with child. Very spoiled. XVII-XVIII centuries
Religious medal before 1650. Santa Maria del Pilar and Santa Barbara, After this date was called Nuestra Señora .
And finally for today, my last hunt. Second time in this hermitage, where two years ago I found my first silver coin. The currency of my avatar. The day was quite rude. Rain and cold (6 ° C) but the withdrawal was very strong.
Ten coins between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries all in very poor condition.
Another 13 of the twentieth century.
An old gas burner.
The keyhole, it is very old bronze and handmade.
Remains of a toy revolver. Aluminum spoon the AT PRO pointed at 90 and thought it was silver. A musket ball.
And the latest find, a medal of dog that is not gold, as I had thought.
Landscape photos.
Thanks for looking, and please excuse the translation errors.
Senda
When I read the post on the forum, I can not edit ...
I am away on work, but logged in to check the forum this morning at the hotel to view your finds and congratulate SENDA!
