COMPLETE SHOE BUCKLE & CLIPPED KG

HEAVYMETALNUT

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got out for a bit today.dug alot of iron but managed 2 keepers.my 2nd complete shoe buckle and a clipped KGII it looks like.
always wondered what the brass discs were that ring out so nice.finally got one attached to something.that rules out a lantern part G.looks more like some kind of reign guide :thinkingabout:
 

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yeah somebody needed a farthing so they cut the halfpenny for change :clapping: :clapping: i just love the no-nonsense ingenuity of the colonial people lol lol very sweet shoe buckle Dave congrats on no. 2 :cheering: :cheering: the brass items were the collar to wooden handled tools where the iron would go into the wooden handle they fitted a brass collar to keep the iron from comming out . very very nice day buddy.

Dan
 
del link=topic=5844.msg69018#msg69018 date=1305505207 said:
yeah somebody needed a farthing so they cut the halfpenny for change :clapping: :clapping: i just love the no-nonsense ingenuity of the colonial people lol lol very sweet shoe buckle Dave congrats on no. 2 :cheering: :cheering: the brass items were the collar to wooden handled tools where the iron would go into the wooden handle they fitted a brass collar to keep the iron from comming out . very very nice day buddy.

Dan
thanks Dan for the nice reply and ID on that thing.they ring out so nice!
 
Looks like someone got short changed on that copper. I think your half is bigger lol Nice complete buckle :clapping: Not like the oval ones we get around here a lot. I've got one of those end caps on iron too. I think the thicker ones go with that and the thin ones are on the underside of a lantern. Here's two (although not the example I wanted to find) from lanterns. Similar but not exactly like yours. I think you are right about it being horse or animal related :yes:
 

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sweeeeeet buckle :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: :happydance01: happydance02 happydance02 happydance02
 
sniffy link=topic=5844.msg69173#msg69173 date=1305582916 said:
Now thats a nice buckle....and clipped George! Must have been an old site!

Yeah, it probably should only count for 2/3 of a copper at best :thinkingabout: rofl
 
coinnut link=topic=5844.msg69174#msg69174 date=1305583215 said:
Yeah, it probably should only count for 2/3 of a copper at best :thinkingabout: rofl

well it definately counts as half a copper :teasing: lol lol
 

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