More finds.

[njrelicgairl]

Some more finds spoon handles, colonial coin, and a small coin like object that has a scratch on it. Pottery as well.

 

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[CRUSADER]

Sorry can't help, if it were brass, which its not, it reminds me of the central piece of a horse swinger.

 

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[TheCannonballGuy]

My esteemed colleague Crusader said:
> Sorry can't help, if it were brass, which its not, it reminds me of the central piece of a horse swinger.

For anybody who doesn't already know:
"Horse swinger" refers to a type of horse-harness accouterment called a Swinger Terret or Fly Terret. They are related to a reins-guide terret. See the images below, one of which is an advertisement from the very-early 1900s. Another is a US Patent application diagram, dated 1906.

 

[njrelicgairl]

Sorry can't help, if it were brass, which its not, it reminds me of the central piece of a horse swinger.

Thank you for trying. Happy Easter!

Sorry can't help, if it were brass, which its not, it reminds me of the central piece of a horse swinger.

 

[njrelicgairl]

My esteemed colleague Crusader said:
> Sorry can't help, if it were brass, which its not, it reminds me of the central piece of a horse swinger.

For anybody who doesn't already know:
"Horse swinger" refers to a type of horse-harness accouterment called a Swinger Terret or Fly Terret. They are related to a reins-guide terret. See the images below, one of which is an advertisement from the very-early 1900s. Another is a US Patent application diagram, dated 1906.

Thank you for the pictures that's indeed what it is. Would you say this one dates earlier than 1900s? or no?