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George111

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  1. Post medieval coin weight with shield, sword and ewer stamped into it
  2. I know I've already put a similar object on here but this has part of the lock that locked onto the tap ie tap lock
  3. Unfortunatly I am leaning towards it being just a nail
  4. That's not a fold its the corner of the object it "square" its flat on 2 sides and domed on 2 it is a solid constrution made of "brass" its just short of the length of a rizla packet 2 and a bit inch's The marks do sort of look like our modern day "ring shank" nails I just thought brass nails would be rather an expensive waste of brass which pointed me in the direction of thinking it maybe a cloths pin of some sort in a button/toggle kind of way
  5. Roman/medieval brooch pin ? its made of bronze/brass last holiday there are some strange marks on it but I'm not totally sure it would be a nail of some sort I'm am sure Flash or Jelida could put me right
  6. I'm sure you have a lot more interesting finds than I've found in all the yrs you've been detecting, that I can only hope I might find too one day
  7. Another stud type horse harness decoration probably post medieval
  8. Decorative lead stud off a horse's harness probably post medieval
  9. Probably were the phase "with all the trimmings" comes from this is post medieval "trappings" made to hold a plume of feathers to decorate a horse
  10. No its not a coat hook LOL its a post medieval rein guide
  11. Only been detecting 2 yrs a lot of stuff I find is purely guess work on my part to what it is or was part of Horse harness stud has some redness on parts so I'm guessing it was decorated with red enamel/paint think it could be medieval in date
  12. Its deffo not a staple :( was joined to make a whole circle It deffo looks and the size and shape to be a bangle/bracelet its flat on the inside and domed on the outside the two ends were joined as one but are snapped I did put a ? mark after roman
  13. One side of a strap end probably medieval in date
  14. Roman? copper alloy bangle/bracelet obviously a bit out of shape
  15. The style of this I think would suggest its 17th-18th century "dandy's" style decorative shoe buckle maybe for decoration rather than functionality
  16. Horse harness mount 1700c-1900c
  17. Maybe off a pony small horse harness deffo looks a functional object rather than decorative but cant find anything like it on the www to know for sure what it is Copper alloy (brass) hoofed feet off a cooking pot I doubt they are from the same pot as one is larger than the other, could be anywhere between 1200-1800 in date
  18. I'm sure it was "rivited" to leather and the loop is about the size of a modern 1p
  19. I believe this to be a incompleat Iron age/ earlyRoman terret ring rein guide off of a horse's bridle
  20. No these are all finds I've had since I started about 2 years ago I use a good finds web site with a huge data base and look each find up till I find what they are or similar matching object, could of been a nipple guard
  21. Part of a post medieval harness mount "boss"
  22. Nose ring from a bull probably post medieval/modern
  23. Not sure what "coin" or "token" this is looks like it could be a George III half penny its the stamped in letters wonder what there for ? Maybe a company advertising not got a clue
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