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A Friday Roaming

10/7/2016

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hobbyhistorica yngve sjodin sjødin
When I was driving towards the dumping pit today I decided to make a stop by another german camp for just a quick walk through. I ended up spending the whole day there mostly walking around searching for signals to dig. I stumbled across a couple of small dumping pits but there was nothing interesting in them except a medical bottle and a perfume bottle. Of the other signals I dug it was 99% rubbish today, but two signals was the right stuff. The first one I dug was just under the moss and it was a very nice Stalag POW tag. The other was a fieldmade tag, it reads 186 and something more I will try to figure out. I kept searching and digging until it started to become dark but had no more luck.
Maybe the finds will be better next time,, or maybe they won`t, you never know with this hobby:)
Have a nice weekend :)
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Coffee.
Two k98 casings, a clasp, and a button. ww2
Medical- and pefrume bottle.
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Mystery part.
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Wooden ball-top,from a tool of some kind prehaps.
Two k98 casings, a clasp, and a button.
Two k98 casings, a clasp, and a button.
POW ID tag. Stalag IID.hobbyhistorica
POW ID tag. Stalag IID.
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The two tags. The Stalag tag is still uncleaned.
fieldmade tag,ww2 german camp metal detecting
"186"
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It was easy enough to spell out most of the cyrillic letters on the tag. Because of the fold a little bit of guesswork and help from some Legenda members was needed and the engraving spells a surname, "Novikov"
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After cleaning the Stalag tag lightly. It is a very cool find as it is a repaired tag, a very well made repair. Very happy with this find.
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