Night soil field finds.

[Doug]

Rest of the finds from the field I found the 1 dime.

Thanks for looking.....Doug.
Toy cannon, uses gunpowder and a small stone.

Coins.

Some 'odd' bits middle left?

Buttons.

"Formed in 1938, the Auxiliary Territorial Service tasked women with a range of vital roles during the Second World War. It was disbanded in 1949, when the remainder of its troops transferred to the newly formed Women's Royal Army Corps."

 

[Wolf-Dog]

Sunday on the rest of the finds! Nice work, Doug.

 

[SeabeeRon]

Lots of history from those Night Soils Fields! Amazing what fell into those old outhouses as we call them over here.

 

[hoser]

Doug you did awesome! And two outstanding finds too. The Barber and the idiot fork. You know, the fork with blunted tines so some idiot can't stab themselves in the face. Well done my British friend.

 

[Digger RJ]

Rest of the finds from the field I found the 1 dime.

Thanks for looking.....Doug.
Toy cannon, uses gunpowder and a small stone.

Coins.

Some 'odd' bits middle left?

Buttons.

"Formed in 1938, the Auxiliary Territorial Service tasked women with a range of vital roles during the Second World War. It was disbanded in 1949, when the remainder of its troops transferred to the newly formed Women's Royal Army Corps."

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[hoser]

Doug what is the average soil composition where you hunt? The first pic with the cannon looks to be a red clay type of soil. Reason I ask, is the soil pretty much wet most of the time. That would lend to a clay type soil.

 

[Doug]

Doug what is the average soil composition where you hunt? The first pic with the cannon looks to be a red clay type of soil. Reason I ask, is the soil pretty much wet most of the time. That would lend to a clay type soil.

In this part of England we do have red soil.

 

[hoser]

Copy that, thanks.