My relics!!!

[Steve T]

Some very nice finds there Ingrid I like the all metal '20' bore shotgun shell and the grenade Are those Lebel cartridges 5th row down ?

You treat shotgun shells slightly differently to me. I find a suitable thick bush and chuck the buggers into the middle of it so I don't find them again !

Steve T

[Nick Hessens]

Thanks all for your kind comments.
Most of these items are WWI, some are WWII.

Are those Lebel cartridges 5th row down ?

You treat shotgun shells slightly differently to me. I find a suitable thick bush and chuck the buggers into the middle of it so I don't find them again !

Steve T

Thanks Steve,
Yes, they are Lebel.
Is that because those shotgun shells are 'modern ammunition', you chuck them away?

Regards

[Nick Hessens]

Forgot the buttons.
Here they are.

[Steve T]

Is that because those shotgun shells are 'modern ammunition', you chuck them away?

Regards

Yes These are the most annoying thing I find at certain sites as they can be quite numerous ! Fortunately they tend to give a mixed MD single so I can usually ignore them I certainly never take them home with me

Steve T

[381st digger]

Hi,
Your pinfire shotgun cartridges are quite nice very old and allso quite collectible. The centrefire ones are just to modern trash. Nice little collection.

[Panzer 3]

Hi Ingid,
Very nice sellection you have the pin fire rounds are my fav, also the citron grenades i have some of them. well done on your hunting, and showing them.
dave,

[Nick Hessens]

Thanks Dave and 381st digger.

Yes These are the most annoying thing I find at certain sites as they can be quite numerous ! Fortunately they tend to give a mixed MD single so I can usually ignore them I certainly never take them home with me

Steve T

Maybe it's worth taking them with you.
If you got a whole bunch of them, you could turn them in at the local scrap yard for some cash.
I don't even use a metal detector where I go!!! The place is full of metal pieces.

Regards

[WW2Hunter]

Hi Ingrid,
Nice collection, I realy got to go to the coast one of these days.

Mvg,
Steven