This little ring gave off a big signal for its size. About the size of a half-penny piece
Not sure if it's bronze, brass or copper but it's very fine.
It's possible it's some kind of seal but I'm just guessing.
Worthless but nonetheless interesting.
I find it mind boggling that there can be so many nails and bits or wire in the fields, and so far from our property too.
I've found three of these in various places.
They could be rings from rabbit purse nets but I'm not sure.
This ball is made of iron and is very pitted.
It is just a little smaller than a gold ball...so I'm kind of , romantically, hoping it's a small canon ball.
This is a tiny object but gave off a big signal.
Sadly it's broken but it's clear, using a magnifying glass or macro lens on the camera that it says 'souvenir Lourdes' on it.
Is this silver or just plain old aluminium? I'd like to think silver.
It's about the size of the end of my baby finger.
5 centime coin from around the French revolution 1795-1799
http://www.dumez-numismatique.com/periodes.asp?langue=fr&page=1...
1853 Napoleon III 2 centime...my first coin but sadly lost again!
Nothing sexy but interesting patterns. The top one was found by guest Rob Wheatman but the bottom one I found.
Strange thing is that Rob's spoon handle was about two hundred metres away, the other side of a wood, whilst my one was in the field close to my house.
(image: End of spoon - nothing of value but interesting pattern) found by Rob
(image: A blue enamelled brooch (looks like it had a stone or some other centre piece) found by Rob