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I’ve recently returned from an overseas trip to Europe and got out for a play with the Legend thanks to a fine break in the ****** weather. I managed to pull a couple of nice targets from a very trashy spot that I revisited. WW1 Victory medallion gifted to school kids in 1919. And this lovely...

How did I not see this post till just now..... wow what a shock it gave me to read this very sad news. 💐 I wholeheartedly agree with all the sentiments expressed by those who knew this loveable old rogue who was always in the cut and thrust of the campfire conversations. He certainly taught me a...

These Raptor handles are available here...

Wiley, it looks like they mainly used cast iron guttering in colonial times going by some google searches. https://aztec-stone.co.uk/product-category/reclamation/cast-iron-guttering/

Looks like a bedrock/crevice brush of some sort. The guy holding one is from the Vo-Gus prospecting channel on YouTube..... he could probably tell you.

Well, off the beach for a change today and turned up up this little relic. Mr Google tells me its a WW1 military officer’s cap badge (possibly Major). Tudor king crown. Also turned up this early 1900’s name plate

Yep, I reckon mine is part of a lid of some sort as it has that lip on the reverse side like yours. If a lid then it's contents must have been special...🥰

Goldfreak, I found this broken piece off something similar. Looks like an alloy of brass / lead or tin. Not sure if it would have been petal shaped or round, but similar size to your intact one. Mine came from a site in Adelaide that has produced some 1800’s relics. Interested to see if you can...

Interesting,.... I have the top off a similar one, but it has no internal ID markings. I also had no luck tracking down the “M” trademark.

From what I can tell fossicking with detectors is allowed on CR land with the relevant department’s authority. When you have successfully received such permission can you please relay to us what the experience was like, ie, straight forward, difficult, frustrating, etc. Oh, and if you happen to...

Haha... yeah, big tides up that way. 😂

Even if it was solid gold mate, there’s no way it’ll light another *** .....for me anyway.

Yeah, you certainly had to know how to drive back then, not like these millennials who own these modern technological, think for you, decide for, drive for you, park for you tin cans.

Yeah mate, those were the days... when cars were Cars. I could only dream about owning my own S back then.

Someone will be crying in their beer after losing this at the beach. It’s a 1960/70’s Dunhill Rolagas lighter. It is heavy and was found in soft white sand on the towel line, so when dropped it would have disappeared instantly. It sounded off like a coke can when I swung over it. Plated gold...

A nice tidy looking “S” series Valiant in the background there...must have belonged to the scrap yard owner. They had the old push button TorqueFlite transmissions too. Did my apprenticeship around those old girls and was told in no uncertain terms “don’t press the wrong button when ur moving”

It is a lady’s watch mate, swmbo says yeah nice, but it’s second hand :rolleyes: Here’s one for sale... $$$ https://www.fashdirect.com/product.asp?itemId=4181551

MB... just get a newer ‘Smart’ tv..... the remotes are smarter too. And smaller.

A quick one hour beach swing in the cool of the morning today. Only gold plated unfortunately.

Welcome to the dark side..... you’ve seen the light. A contradiction I know, but good luck with the mighty Legend.