Sildale Pty Ltd    (Trading as:)    

Treasure Enterprises of Australia

Australia's Oldest & Largest Supplier of Metal Detectors, Gold Prospecting and Treasure Hunting Equipment   (Est. 1976)

The Leading Professionals for Internet, Mail and Fax Orders

                       Email:      sildale@yahoo.com            To contact us or to place an order ... it is best to send an email.

Postal address:   P.O. Box 383, Archerfield, Brisbane, Queensland, 4108, Australia

(Full details of our company can be found on OUR CONTACT DETAILS on the line below)

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MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS

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A typical old house in South-east Queensland. Many old coins were found at this spot.

A prospector checking for small gold nuggets near some large boulders (in an old gold mining area in Central  Queensland) with his Bounty Hunter 'Tracker IV' metal detector. Yes, he found some gold !

David Cooper detecting for old coins in Roxburgh, (Border area), Scotland. Sorry for the dark photo - the day was rather cloudy ... but fine!  Numerous old coins from the 1800's were found under this bridge.

This is an old Cobb & Co coach which is presently housed in the museum at Surat, Queensland.

David Cooper 'noodling' for opal at Lightning Ridge, New South Wales (September 2005).

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