Please someone help!

[nat&maine]

Please can anyone help me!! Lol I'm a new user my name is natalie me and my partner have only been metal detecting about 7months and we can't identify anything please please PLEASE can someone help me is be very grateful

 

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[worldtalker]

Natalie,


Looks like a scabbard tip for sword or knife,I think.What ever it is it's sure pretty!!!! GodBless Chris

 

[worldtalker]

Welcome by the way.

 

[Helix]

I agree with worldtalker. Nice find!!!

 

[DocBeav]

Yup, looks like a scabbard tip to me as well...now the question is...how old and where did it come from?

Any info on where ya found it? History of the place?

 

[nat&maine]

Thank you very much I've had no idea of more of the stuff I have found do you also have any idea about this



There is tiny tiny writing on it :/

 

[whitjake]

natalie Please give a little more information. Where are you from in the world? What kind of area was this founf in ect...

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

what, you didn't like my answers in the other thread?

 

[nat&maine]

I'm in hertfordshire in England it was found in some trees does that help thankyou for being so helpful 😃

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

dagger scabbard tip/drag....View attachment 882904

military issue buckle...1938-sometime after Vietnam era.

 

[CRUSADER]

Welcome

We call the first item a (depending on size) a sword or dagger 'Chape'.

The second item may need more cleaning for an ID, as the words will be a good clue, I hope. Plus better pictures of both sides with measurements.

 

[nat&maine]

Here are a few more pictures that I have just taken thank you all sooo much for all your help I'm totally clueless lol 🙏😃👍

 

[CRUSADER]

UK Finds Database - - - UKDFD

Here's an example. Your dagger scabbard chape, might be as late as 17th C?