Suspender Clip Showroom... Showem Off Here

[Nelson808]

Suspender Clip Showroom... Show'em Off Here

I found this in a desert area in doyle california on halloween 2015
It says imperial union

 

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[highnam]

Cool...I have that same clip in my collection...couple of posts back. Early 1900's suspender clip

 

[BuckleBoy]

I found this in a desert area in doyle california on halloween 2015
It says imperial union

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Hi Nelson,

Is that an iron suspender clip?

 

[BuckleBoy]

Hi Guys,
I found this old clip. I'm not sure if its suspenders or garter. Notice the design has a "V", Fleur de Le, "G". Any ideas as to what time period and what kind would be greatly appreciated.

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My hunch on this one is sometime in the first half of the 20th c.

Cheers,

Buck

 

[richo328]

Found 2 days ago

 

[BuckleBoy]

Found 2 days ago

That's a nice one. Upside down in your photo. I'd imagine c.1870-90.

Congrats!

 

[Lavabo]

this summer ive found this clip
i think this is the best place to show it
i have no information about it

found it in a lake, there was once hunting/fishing club there from 1880-1970

 

[coincorey]

The one on the bottom right corner, how much is that worth possibly? And would you happen to know the date of it?

 

[EMMETTREED]

Take a look at this. It was found at a Union camp site in Ga. Appears to be from Engineering division. Crossed oars and anchor with chain.

 

[BuckleBoy]

Take a look at this. It was found at a Union camp site in Ga. Appears to be from Engineering division. Crossed oars and anchor with chain.View attachment 1427309

Hello! No suspender clips were issued to troops that I know of. So this is a civilian item which may have been purchased by a soldier because of the design which appealed to them (or their branch of service).

 

[Donnie B from VA]

I found these two yesterday at a colonial site in Connecticut. This site yielded coins and relics from the 1600's to the mid 1800's. I love the intricate designs on these ordinary, mundane, everyday items.

 

[BuckleBoy]

Those are some beautiful ones! Thanks for posting, Donnie!

I found these two yesterday at a colonial site in Connecticut. This site yielded coins and relics from the 1600's to the mid 1800's. I love the intricate designs on these ordinary, mundane, everyday items.

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[Ace^of^Spades]

Nice!

 

[metaldetecta]

All from one spot.


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[metaldetecta]

Here's a group shot

 

[metaldetecta]

More from another spot

 

[Minamik]

I was told that's what this might be, but not sure.

 

[pistol-pete]

Seems to be some renewed interest in these Clips. Here are mine

 

[Ohio Jerry]

Right on the top of my list of favorite relics to dig,along with Large Cents,Old Silver and flat buttons, are suspender clips. Such a personal item compared to coins,they always give me a special feeling of "time travel"
Would love to see some more examples of these if you-all get a chance,thanks and HH!!!!
Jerry
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8/2/2018 I've dug a few suspender clips and pieces since starting this thread six years ago, including another match. Suspender clip on top left is from the original post and the clip next to it is a match I just dug from the same site recently. Thanks to everyone who have added pics from their collections!!

 

[A2coins]

Amazing finds and display