1715 Era Navigation Chart Dividers Found On Treasure Beach

[FloridaSon]

Watching for several days of strong wind, this time out of the south, not as good as NNE but still stirs the sand and removes some, it just opens and closes quicker.

Found two documents one by J. Clausen, archie that worked with state and on several sites including the Winter Beach Survivors camp and a “1715 Treasure Ship”; the other by a private collector, Lou Ullian.  https://1715fleetsociety.com/lou-ullian-personal-collection-treasure-photographs/ and finally picture of a restored set.

Happy New Year everyone!

 

[Joe D.]

That's a stellar find FS!   

   Congratulations! I'm so jealous!! I've been up there several times this year and last! But no major finds yet! Only small hints and teasers of the fleet items! But I'll still get up there whenever i can get away!👍👍

[Chase Goldman]

Fantastic find!

[FloridaSon]

Thanks Chase, thanks Joe D. It has been spotty for the last two years. Even when the weather is right, the Treasure Coast gets stingy with her secrets. Plus all the sand coming next year. 
It was a blast.

Regards all

[Valens Legacy]

That is a once in a lifetime find that you have uncovered from the past, what secrets it holds is anyone's guess.

Keep up the hunt and get the rest of the set or at least another piece, they should be close to where you found that one.

Good luck on your next hunt and Happy New Year.

[Hunterjunk]

Wonderful find !  History right there in your hand find . Envious !

[FloridaSon]

Thanks everyone 

Hope we all have a good 2021. 

[Guest calabash digger]

That is a good one!

[IronDigger]

Nice historic piece...congrats.

[matt]

Incredible find! Congrats on figuring out what it is.