🥇 BANNER bracelet Robert Cruickshank ( 1743-1809 ).

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Apres midi j'ai fais une sortie sur un site de traite.
Pas de signal ou presque.
J'ai eu un gros signal et BAG un bracelet de traite de Robert Cruickshank ( 1743-1809 ).
Sa fait ma journée.

After noon I have make an hunt on a site of trade.
No signal or almost.
I had a big signal and BAG a bracelet of trade of fur of Robert Cruickshank ( 1743-1809 ).
His fact my day.
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I don't pretend to have knowledge of Robert Cruickshank , or of silver fur trade relics , but it would not surprise me if this is a Banner worthy find . I will be curious to see what others have to say about this find !
 

that's probably a museum grade piece right there
Cruikshank was the king when it came to trade silver
you amaze me every time Guy congratulations on a great recovery
 

Yes. Banner find in my book. A Cruickshank silver is at the top of my bucket list.
Félicitation Guy, magnifique trouvaille!
 

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Awesome find
Congrats
 

That's a banner all day. What a find :notworthy:
 

Sad, this find doesn't get the attention it deserves... A truly historical find!
 

Sad, this find doesn't get the attention it deserves... A truly historical find!

So true your statement is, and it would be so sat this amazing piece of history isn't given it just due.
Congrats Guy on this great recovery and one the nicest pieces I've seen! Digging any Trade Silver would be just great and so high on the want list, but to dig a piece as sweet as this-well it would totally top one of most bucket list wants. My hat goes off to you sir-and my vote is in for you as well. Thank you for sharing this one with us.
 

Can someone explain the significance?
 

Relique en argent fait part l'orfèvre Robert Cruickshank.
L'orfèvre fessait des bijoux pour des compagnie.
EX: HBC en échange de fourrure.
Silver relic announces the silversmith Robert Cruickshank.
The silversmith spanked jewels for company.
EX: HBC in exchange for fur.
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Sad, this find doesn't get the attention it deserves... A truly historical find!
Just the way of the world, no biggie.

Its funny because I know very little about the over the pond history but even I've heard of this maker.
 

Just the way of the world, no biggie.

Its funny because I know very little about the over the pond history but even I've heard of this maker.


I agree, but it's very unfortunate that the Fur Trade period receives so little attention. If it wasn't for the Fur Trade the history of North America wouldn't be the same and countries like U.S. and Canada I believe wouldn't exist at least not within their present borders.
 

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