Many WW2 object finds

View attachment 17528 any info would be greatly appreciated

 

View attachment 17529 These two are sterling silver, found in 2 separate spots. Any info?

 

View attachment 17534 any I.D.'s?

 

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the one with the swords moon and star says 1920 on it

 

This was also found among the dump site stuff, any idea what it is or used for? The place I been finding the items appears to be an old dump site and there used to be an old fort from 1812 nearby and was also a POW camp during WW2, but there are items more suited to WW1 as well.

 

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the coin is 1943 Silver US half dollar, also found a medal I cant fully identify, is a King George the 5th and Queen Mary on the back is a crown on a pillow but nothing else visible (everything has been underwater for ages) King George 5th is facing left with Mary slightly showing behind him. And also found a silver Canadian Quarter.

 

any ideas on this one? View attachment 17544 says 1920 on the moon, Portland Or. over top and I think AAO on left sword and NMS on right sword

 

or this? View attachment 17545

 

View attachment 17550 dump site revealed while water unusually low, Lake Ontario. There are a mix of items some are WW1 some may be war of 1812. There was a POW camp for WW2 located near the site.

 

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I have also found Horseshoes (about 30-40) and 1 bridle bit. One horseshoe has a very long somewhat large bullet stuck in the sediment on it, another has old bone.

 

Interesting to find those in the "new world" . You would't expect to find so many relics together there. Good finds.

 

Xena one post to show us your finds will suffice I have merged all your threads and put it in the relic section.

 

This is part of a U.S. profiency medal. See the shoot markmanship one for example. The come with all kind of specialties, mechanic, pisotol , truck driver etc and can be added one to another . see example ..
Yours is about the use of a bayonet .

 

mine never had a wreath though and is sterling, and the bayonet piece is sterling

 

like this one

 

sorry about all the posts, I have found so many things it blows my mind. Especially after thinking I was picking up a weird rock and turned it over and was a grenade minus the pin and handle lol. Bomb unit is going to blow it up. Anyway, I was shocked when the Fort near where stuff was found had no interest in anything found, even though there had been a POW camp there and was training area WW1 and 2 and some of the items may be even older. The Fort was active from 1500's or 1600's - 1964, various wars and military uses. It just seemed a shame and waste to leave these things laying on the shore and Lake edge rotting.

 

yes but minus the pin, it has been in the lake for lord knows how long, and the tag also says sterling