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Abandoned village: part 3

I'm very happy with this trip. Find of the day would be for me the italian 5 centesimi (1/20 lira) coin from 1940. Also found a nice button from german ww2 uniform and cool italian clip for 6 carcano 6,5x52mm bullets. This village is full of old ammo, so of course I found some cartridges but one is my favourite: american huge cartridge from 1942 (photo 15,16), I think it's .50 caliber. This is the largest cartridge I ever found. I will go again detecting to that village as soon as I get rid of all exams as school year is coming to an end.

u/TONI2403 — 23 hours ago
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Over a few last weeks, I became worried that clipping pens in sleeves to prevent them from falling out will deform and break the clips. Do you know if this is harmless or not? The pens in photos are (from top to bottom, looking at photo 2): no brand fountain pen, Montblanc Meisterstück rollerball from late 80s, Montblanc Noblesse rollerball from early 80s and Pilot Frixionball (all inherited except the Pilot Frixionball).

u/TONI2403 — 14 days ago