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[eborac]

hi guys,
here are two more items not yet identified. anyone know what make the trigger guard is ?both items were found in north eastern australia. thanks

 

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[JARMAN]

Top pic, looks like a broach or hair clip. Whats on the back? thanks for the pic,s.HH

 

[mattjd]

the bottom pic looks like the part of a gun were your finger went to pull the trigger

 

[beetle662]

Yes, the bottome one is definitely a trigger guard. No doubt about it. Don't know about the top pic though!

 

[Jim Cal]

The first one is definitely a trigger guard. The first one may be an ornamental metal decoration off of a piece of furniture. I got a box full of items off of old dressers, furniture that look very similar. Jim Cal

 

[omnicognic]

eborac, glad to see you got the pics working! are there any markings on the trigger guard? If so that might help! 8)

 

[scavenger]

that trigger guard looks to be froma? blackpowder gun, without markings or other trigger guards to compare it to identification is nearly impossible. It looks similar to this one http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,8534.0.html

 

[Cladius]

Top looks to be part of a hair comb or a broach. bottom is a trigger guard (single tigger) by looks of it.