Medieval buckle ?

[keossvin]

Hello Tnet,
Found this thingy today..
Found a lot of couns dating back to 1642 and other relics.
Anybody knows what this is ?
It is made of brass and the top looks broken.
(Those are centimeters btw)

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[Bruce R]

Looks like a "cats-paw" cleat for the heel of a shoe.

 

[HuntinDog]

I saw something similar posted on another forum
and it reminded me of it.
This is a shot off the bay of a Patent 1878 Disston & Morss No.22 Triple Stock Plumb & Level.

 

[DCMatt]

Belt hook (broken). 16th - 17th C.

 

[keossvin]

Belt hook (broken). 16th - 17th C.

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Thanks again !


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[abucooche]

kinda looks like a kettle lug....i could be wrong...just a guess

 

[CRUSADER]

kinda looks like a kettle lug....i could be wrong...just a guess

Agreed, its not a sword belt hook.

 

[Bruce R]

Notice the holes are countersunk, something this old would've been screwed to wood with flathead screws, metal parts were commonly riveted or bolted together.

 

[keossvin]

Notice the holes are countersunk, something this old would've been screwed to wood with flathead screws, metal parts were commonly riveted or bolted together.

Soo what could it be then...?


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[CRUSADER]

Soo what could it be then...?


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[Bruce R]

Part of a wall bracket for a kerosene lamp.View attachment 1378916there were many, many different styles.