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Joe, some nice finds there. That eagle is cool, did you have any thoughts on age?
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Two silvers is a reasonable result especially when one is a hammy. :thumbsup:
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Oxgirl wrote: Fri Aug 21, 2020 11:30 pm Joe, some nice finds there. That eagle is cool, did you have any thoughts on age?
Georgian furniture fitting ive been told
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Aww I thought you’d found the Eagle if the 9th :lol:
Joking aside it does look kinda like the Roman Eagle with clipped wings. And another 2 silvers. Not bad at all, well found :thumbsup:
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Ladybird66 wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 2:16 am Aww I thought you’d found the Eagle if the 9th :lol:
Joking aside it does look kinda like the Roman Eagle with clipped wings. And another 2 silvers. Not bad at all, well found :thumbsup:
The other 200 holes i dug were foil tin and lead .
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joemole wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 6:42 am The other 200 holes i dug were foil tin and lead .
That sounds familiar :lol:
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Well that's a bit of a coincidence I found one of those eagles last week on a new permission, nice silver as well. well done Joe. :thumbsup:
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Johntp wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 2:33 pm Well that's a bit of a coincidence I found one of those eagles last week on a new permission, nice silver as well. well done Joe. :thumbsup:
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Is it a furniture fitting ?
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joemole wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 4:18 pm Is it a furniture fitting ?
Don't know mate, it does have a hole on the base as if it screws onto something. I found the main body first and about 6ft away I then found the broken wing. thought it was a griffin at first but now you mention it it does look more like an eagle. nice find though. :thumbsup:
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Johntp wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 4:57 pm Don't know mate, it does have a hole on the base as if it screws onto something. I found the main body first and about 6ft away I then found the broken wing. thought it was a griffin at first but now you mention it it does look more like an eagle. nice find though. :thumbsup:
I thought it was a griffin at first. Could be . One lad said it was the loch ness moster😂
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They are off the top of clocks I beleive :thumbsup:
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alloverover wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 5:51 pm They are off the top of clocks I beleive :thumbsup:
Cheers . Not that old then?
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joemole wrote: Sat Aug 22, 2020 6:14 pm Cheers . Not that old then?
Found one on tinternet, its a brass Eagle finial often found on clocks.
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