Thanks for your replies everyone, I will update if I get round to getting it looked at in the museum. Although if it turns out to be a plumb line I may be laughed out of the place!
Definitelt a bullet and of the type fired by Spitfires and Hurricaines during World War Two. I was a metal detectorist for a while and they do turn up with some regularity. I once found 22 in a line across a field which must have been fired from a plane. Luv Dave
Definitelt a bullet and of the type fired by Spitfires and Hurricaines during World War Two. I was a metal detectorist for a while and they do turn up with some regularity. I once found 22 in a line across a field which must have been fired from a plane. Luv Dave
Definitelt a bullet and of the type fired by Spitfires and Hurricaines during World War Two. I was a metal detectorist for a while and they do turn up with some regularity. I once found 22 in a line across a field which must have been fired from a plane. Luv Dave
Good info. You've got to wonder what that field did to enrage the pilot though.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
That's nothing - some fields by the local factories are so full of burnt out incendiary bombs (German) and shrapnel and casings from Flak guns (ours) that you can't detect on them and I'm only in Cheshire which wasn't that badly hit.
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Luv Dave