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[Joe-Dirt]

I hav3 a few things I’d like to get everyone’s opinion on. I’ve posted a couple of the on “ID me” on Facebook but most folks on that page just take WAG’s and don’t have the depth of knowledge I find here…. Anywho, I’ll post several pictures of each item and I’ll let you know what I think they are.
1) small copper ring I found flattened at a revolutionary war militia camp
2)small pie of silver, I see a Cobb, I also see part of a coin, but I also see a rabbit waterskiing
3) toy lead horse, I’m looking for a time frame for age, it was found at a 1730’s house in Connecticut
4) cast lead button with sprue, I argued with a guy for a few hours, he insisted it was a cuff link
5) decorative lead thing, found on the now defunct Boston road
Anyway, let me know your thoughts.
Thank you

 

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[AU Seeker]

As close as I could find on a match for your horse .....Cracker Jacks prize.

VINTAGE/ANTIQUE Old Metal HORSE blue Cracker Jack Toy Prize 1920's-30's 1.25'' | eBay

1.25 scale horse.

www.ebay.com

 

[pepperj]

The silver half I'm thinking it part of a English hammered silver.
Reason is on the second photo there appears to be an inner circle.

As some of these are showing.

 

[Joe-Dirt]

I close as I could find on a match for your horse .....Cracker Jacks prize.

VINTAGE/ANTIQUE Old Metal HORSE blue Cracker Jack Toy Prize 1920's-30's 1.25'' | eBay

1.25 scale horse.

www.ebay.com

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You nailed it!! Thank you

 

[Joe-Dirt]

The silver half I'm thinking it part of a English hammered silver.
Reason is on the second photo there appears to be an inner circle.
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As some of these are showing.
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I thought of that as well, only thing is it’s fairly thick for its size

 

[tamrock]

The silver half I'm thinking it part of a English hammered silver.
Reason is on the second photo there appears to be an inner circle.
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As some of these are showing.
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That's what I thought

I close as I could find on a match for your horse .....Cracker Jacks prize.

VINTAGE/ANTIQUE Old Metal HORSE blue Cracker Jack Toy Prize 1920's-30's 1.25'' | eBay

1.25 scale horse.

www.ebay.com

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Candy coated popcorn peanuts and a prize. That's what you get in Cracker Jacks.👍

 

[Joe-Dirt]

That's what I thought

Candy coated popcorn peanuts and a prize. That's what you get in Cracker Jacks.👍

And some lead😳

 

[tamrock]

And some lead😳

I think it was high grade pot metal which had a low melting point, which I was able to melt on my mother's gas stove. Much better than the later plastic crap.

 

[pepperj]

I thought of that as well, only thing is it’s fairly thick for its size

Well then my thought isn't going stick to the wall.
The hammered silvers are thin.
Like a Trime.

 

[WoodsDigger]

I hav3 a few things I’d like to get everyone’s opinion on. I’ve posted a couple of the on “ID me” on Facebook but most folks on that page just take WAG’s and don’t have the depth of knowledge I find here…. Anywho, I’ll post several pictures of each item and I’ll let you know what I think they are.
1) small copper ring I found flattened at a revolutionary war militia camp
2)small pie of silver, I see a Cobb, I also see part of a coin, but I also see a rabbit waterskiing
3) toy lead horse, I’m looking for a time frame for age, it was found at a 1730’s house in Connecticut
4) cast lead button with sprue, I argued with a guy for a few hours, he insisted it was a cuff link
5) decorative lead thing, found on the now defunct Boston road
Anyway, let me know your thoughts.
Thank you

Copper ring is very interesting . Find that in NY by any chance ?