Well done Inka for getting out once more and it being such a rich trip. Very entertaining write up as well. I'm not sure about Jimmy and his pet squirrel - they are more of a nuisance in our part of the world.
Well done Inka for getting out once more and it being such a rich trip. Very entertaining write up as well. I'm not sure about Jimmy and his pet squirrel - they are more of a nuisance in our part of the world.
A couple of months into the winter season now, and I have begun cleaning up some of the treasures found this season. Here are two bits that rinsed up well in a bath of oxalic acid. A fieldtorch and one of the better helmets I dug up
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They both came out very well Inka!
Here is a nice Wasser kanister I dug up a few seasons ago. I didnt clean it before yesterday though. Inkstamps are still visible
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Absolutely amazing condition! Might not even be rusted through at the bottom?
No holes in it
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It's cleaned up nicely, love it!
Is it Ambi Budd Pressewerk Inka, I can't make out the mark in the middle?
Absolutely amazing... it's in better condition than most of my barnfind cansby inka
No holes in it
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Isn't it because it's found in artic circle.
I mean, half of the year it's frozen, thus it corrodes only half as fast as items in middle/south europe.
In warm and moist rust can spread fast, but only half of the year in artic where it gets deep-frozen every winter.
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