The cannon ball is three inches and the grape shot are one inch. There are probably more but the weather came in and froze everything solid shortly after I found the grape shot. And of course I have a farm to take care of too. They was about 20 feet between the ball and the shot.

Very Cool. need to move this to the Metal Detecting section! 

It was definitely a pleasant surprise. 

Katieony,   Great photos.  I would love to know their names and companies.  They had a great history.     Best Regards,   Paul

Thats the 3rd variation Louis (post #9)

Do we have a list of trademark drawings rather than pictures? Or a resource?   Keith

I've found many WWII items at my local thrift store, including a '43 dated footlocker for $10 and an '42 dated M37 wool shirt for the whopping price of 5 whole dollars.    Other than that, I've mostly found gear and uniforms from the late 70's through the early 2000's. Mostly woodland BDUs.    Wade

Nice Score. IMO, the Central Records Office patch in bullion is one of the best-looking patches during the 1st War era   Keith

I have not, will have to see if it will come out without any damage being done to it.    Scott

Figured i’d share this grouping I picked up a few months back. This named group belonging to Walter M. Wuolle of Detroit Michigan. In this grouping are many wartime photos, newspaper clippings, paperwork, flight logs and much more. The heart of this grouping though is a wartime Journal that Mr. Wuolle kept track of his missions. He wrote about arriving in Saipan and flying bombing missions over Iwo Jima. In one page he writes “ 27 of Jan. 1945 8.5 hours 2nd mission Iwo Jima 40 bombs dropped. Fair 15 hits on plane with flak (captain and the kids)” This is a truly great group that I am proud to own.