✅ SOLVED Help ID please

jangrok

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Found in south eastern Pennsylvania farm next to 1873 IHP and broken Crotal bell I found. Reverse is flat and stamped with an “E”. I would just think it’s farm junk except for the letter stamped in the back. Also appears to be broken at the bottom. Someone suggested a sword scabbard tip but it’s hard to believe since is flat on the back and not hollow. TYA!
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Please post a side picture w/ the broken end, the overall dimensions (including thickness), and type of metal.
 

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Looks like a broken piece off a trigger guard
I believe you hit the nail on the head. I looked up musket trigger guard and it came up with 1746 era Brown Bess British trigger guard
 

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When you take these pictures it sure would hel[p if you put like a coin maybe a quarter to let us possibly to compare size of item
 

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