Finally Something To Post About!

[The Rebel]

Well this year has been pretty dull but last Sunday I went to an old spot I had been to before.

Went down the trail further and saw this wonderful looking site. Unfortunately all I found here was the pipe stem on top of a rock on the chimney pile, that someone had left there.

Wandered down further even more & found another site. All I dug is what appears to be a bookmark with a man running on it.

About 1pm it was so hot & humid I decided to call it quits & I had a bit of hiking to get back to the car.

The picture of the copper was from an earlier hunt.

Thanks for looking,
Roger

 

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[G.I.B.]

Certainly worth posting about! Great hunt.

You need know when that next beep will reveal the find of a lifetime.

 

[The Rebel]

Thanks! That so called book mark JUST took a turn for the better:

From Del at American Detectorist: Ok Roger , as I was making your curiosity run wild i found a great example of a similar one . your "bookmark" is actually a 1700's era sword or bayonet scabbard hook or stud , this is item that fastens the sword scabbard onto the belt.
here is a close example of one

[url]http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/showrecords.php?product=40545&title=scabbard-hook&cat=220
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[Argentium]

Is the larger ornate piece with two holes in it a furniture brass ? (dresser or cabinet ?) it looks 18th C. to me .

 

[Iron Patch]

Thanks! That so called book mark JUST took a turn for the better:

From Del at American Detectorist: Ok Roger , as I was making your curiosity run wild i found a great example of a similar one . your "bookmark" is actually a 1700's era sword or bayonet scabbard hook or stud , this is item that fastens the sword scabbard onto the belt.
here is a close example of one http://www.ukdfd.co.uk/ukdfddata/sho...d-hook&cat=220

You beat me too it. Nice one, I have one too, different design... dude with a mustache.

Your link doesn't work.

 

[sutphin]

HEY REBEL YELL SEE YOU FOUND SOME NICE OLD RELICS. THE HANGAR I THOUGHT MAY HAVE BEEN TO HANG ON THE WAIST LINE OF MENS CLOTHES , THE REASON POCKETS WERE NOT INTRODUCED TO CLOTHING YET , IN THE MID 1600S - 1700 . SPORT STEM IS COOL LOOKING AS ALL THE REST .

 

[The Rebel]

You beat me too it. Nice one, I have one too, different design... dude with a mustache.

Your link doesn't work.

Fixed the link. Thanks IP! Is there any website that you know of that sheds some light on these?

 

[The Rebel]

Is the larger ornate piece with two holes in it a furniture brass ? (dresser or cabinet ?) it looks 18th C. to me .

Thanks! Yep. Got that at another site.

 

[CRUSADER]

Thanks! That so called book mark JUST took a turn for the better:

From Del at American Detectorist: Ok Roger , as I was making your curiosity run wild i found a great example of a similar one . your "bookmark" is actually a 1700's era sword or bayonet scabbard hook or stud , this is item that fastens the sword scabbard onto the belt.
here is a close example of one

Scabbard Hook - UK Finds Database -

Beat me to it as well.

 

[CASPER-2]