Need help to identify

[williedigit]

no clue but old

 

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[Ia.FurTrade]

The floral piece could be an inkwell lid? Just a WAG!

Iowa Dale

 

[Iron Patch]

I can't help much other than to say.... stay persistent with the anchor find because there is an ID for it, and I believe it is something that has turned up on this site before. My gut is telling me it's a pretty good find, but I really have no recollection other than feeling quite sure i have seen this before.... so like I said don't give up on figuring it out.

 

[williedigit]

Ok thank

 

[villagenut]

neck stock ornament..http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/464786-homespun-woman-anchor-plate.html

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/334821-real-stumper.html

 

[CRUSADER]

neck stock ornament..http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/464786-homespun-woman-anchor-plate.html

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/334821-real-stumper.html

What was the date of these, in the end?

Not something I've ever seen, other than on here.

 

[villagenut]

Everything I have read tells of these being from the Am. Revolution....Before this, I had no clue what era mine was from,but strangely, mine was found in central Florida,as was the example of the OP of the link I gave. Seems that others have been found throughout the U.S. as well. There seems to be some debate on the actual truth about these anchor stock ornaments. I did contact the writers of ha magazine artical but was not given any additional proof of history. So, yea, I wish I knew more as well.