I'm shocked and dont want to damage any of my finds. I hand washed them but there is dirt in some of the crevices! Can I use a soft toothbrush or should I not? Soap? I still don't know what they are. I got a book to identify them but remember I am new to this so don't laugh

I use vinager and soak it but no bones or pottery what did u find

i pesonally just use plain water in a tray to soak and look at for a few days then take a toothbrush after them. some like to leave some of the dirt on them. its just a matter of personal preference. i sure like the way worked flint looks wet.

I don't really know! Looking at the overstreet I.d and price guide one looks closest to a Victoria but I don't know if that is possible. I don't know how even after reading to post my pics on here but I can text you a pic from a cell phone if you wanna give me a number or can email me personally at bdeorsam7@yahoo.com if u don't wanna give it out. Help id'ing would be appreciated

i've seen an excellent example of a victoria come out of bill's camp. how about a pic. very high grade greasy flint.if you are set up on photo bucket which is free .its somewhat simple i will be watching for a little while if you need help.

Brent's finds that he would like help on id's.

pretty darn fine outing if you ask me well done.

tape em' to the bumper of your car and go through the car wash.... just kidding. I soak them and use a soft toothbrush. good luck

starting from top left to rt.uvalde,catan,preform,williams, nolan, and ensor. those are my best guesses.