draaiorgel
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[attachment 52435 nicegroup.JPG][attachment 52436 chunkysilver2.JPG][attachment 52437 CasaLoma1.JPG]Some recent finds.
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Quality not quantity
- Thread starter draaiorgel
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draaiorgel
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You said it awhitster.
We've opened a few bottles with that one it's nickel plated and nice to boot.
That was my first gents chunky ring.
We've opened a few bottles with that one it's nickel plated and nice to boot.
That was my first gents chunky ring.
draaiorgel
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Na,
I've had a fair scout around but likewise I'm no further informed.
I've had a fair scout around but likewise I'm no further informed.
draaiorgel
New member
Hi gwn,
Yes we thought the Casa Loma medallion was an unusual find but a nice one. (probably a Canadian on vacation here) Found out that it's a castle and been told it's a fab place.
Was informed that it's made by putting a dime or a penny or a cent into a pressing machine and it obviously squeezes and presses it into the new form.
There's a machine like that at the Moffat Woolen Mill down in the deep south of Scotland.
Yes we thought the Casa Loma medallion was an unusual find but a nice one. (probably a Canadian on vacation here) Found out that it's a castle and been told it's a fab place.
Was informed that it's made by putting a dime or a penny or a cent into a pressing machine and it obviously squeezes and presses it into the new form.
There's a machine like that at the Moffat Woolen Mill down in the deep south of Scotland.
John 'n' W.Va
Active member
Nice collection also, but how about a few pictures of your beautiful home land. At least take some pictures of where you found your loot.
Uncle Willy
New member
Very nice finds. Where's the bottle of wine? 
Bill
Bill