ID needed on these two

[BobinSouthVA]

no idea. looking to ID the two long pieces on the top . found on the same property but not really near the shoulder scale

 

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[bkirk]

The top two pieces appear to be parts of an old pocket knife.

 

[NaturalJWL]

Side plates to a pocket knife would be my guess.

 

[stefen]

looks like a nickel...bet on it!

 

[hellhoot]

Pocket knife liner on the top (the shape reminds me of a sodbuster) and the second looks to be off a fixed blade maybe a folder. And the brass thing I dont know looks like it was ripped off from something and all bent up to much to guess

 

[Breezie]

It looks somewhat like a blood letting blade and cover, but sorta hard to tell from the photo. Can you clean them, and make a closer pic? Neat find, Breezie

 

[trixie charger]

Side plates to a pocket knife would be my guess.

Top looks like an old Barlow side plate

 

[ivan salis]

one looks like part of a folding pocket knife handle --the other might be part of a straight "fixed" blade handle or another larger folding knife

 

[BobinSouthVA]

Side plates to a pocket knife would be my guess.

Top looks like an old Barlow side plate

Ok I give up, whats a Barlow side plate? That one was found in the woods. a few other good sounding targets nearby but only dug shotgun shells.

 

[lostcauses]

Side plates to a pocket knife would be my guess.

Top looks like an old Barlow side plate

Ok I give up, whats a Barlow side plate? That one was found in the woods. a few other good sounding targets nearby but only dug shotgun shells.

Barlow= pocket knife brand

 

[ivan salis]

top one in photo --looks like a non folding or "fixed" bladed knife handle (front hole would be where the finger guard would be at ) -- the second one looks like a folding type pocket knife * barlow is a old brand of pocket knives -- looks to me like like you found a civil war era type area with the scale off a shoulder board set (shoulder boards were often dumped as it marked you as a "officer" thus a prime target for enemy sharpshooters ) --maybe a camp site --look more there needless to say .

calavry troops used sawed off shotguns during the civil war but the cases were long solid brass "reloadible" tubes or just blackpowder types loaded down the barrel * paper type shot shells were post civil war war invented