lead eagles head?

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I dug one here in Ohio back in 2015.

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Beats me but the would make a cool set of handle bar grips on a bike.
And I'd think they were pewter rather than pure lead.
 

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How odd.........here's the one I dug in PA a few years ago.......exact as OP's I believe - consensus was a riding crop top, not sure if that's correct or not, would love to know......

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IMO
Their the tips of something .. ......

Neat finds Tho.:icon_thumleft:
 

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Scabbard bottom? Are they found in past battlefields?
 

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I've searched everything I could think of flag pole finials to sword pommels and got real close like the knife above but no exact match. This is getting interesting.
 

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Scabbard bottom? Are they found in past battlefields?
Mine was not.....was found about 100 yards up a hollow next to a stream, old homesite another 200 yards up....did find a civil war token up there, no military buttons though.

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Similar items were used as decorations on the front of sleighs, but they are usually brass... I don't know if maybe some were just brass plated? Here's an example: IMG_0062.webp
 

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Scabbard bottom? Are they found in past battlefields?

Mine was found in a yard where the house was built in the 1820's. It was in an area where I dug part of an old horse bit.
 

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both of mine were found at home sites that had a hay field, 2 nail holes for attaching to a pole, with the pole being about as thick as a sharpie pen. It seems it would point or face forward rather than up, Id like to see a close up pic of them fixed to a sleigh if anyone has access to that. Both sites where these were found date to about 1800, if that helps.
 

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The legend grows!!!!!! I like the idea of it being a riding crop pommel, the buggy/sleigh part, flag top, or maybe/wild guess curtain rod ends?
 

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That's why they were found in places where it snows...
 

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That wooden sleigh is a dead ringer...fine job NH & DC!
 

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What a weird item to decorate a sleigh with. Looks to be a good match, thank you.
 

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SLEIGH EAGLE HEADS OH MY . NEET FIND..
 

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