Post Your Cuff links!!

[snaps]

Hey All,

Hope this one hasnt been done before. Really enjoyed the lead seals and the locks posts lately. Like buttons, I know theres plenty of amazing cuff finds. Only managed to dig 3 my whole "career". The Navy cuff doubles as my only Rev-war find, silver rose of the same era, and the square brass one was in a union camp/newly construction site, in a fresh machine cut of over 2 feet! And it was another 3 inches down to boot! I bet some nice gold ones have been found. When you get a chance, post em up!!

Thanks!

 

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[Gene Mean]

This is my first and only. Circa 1920s 1930s according to tnet.

 

[snaps]

Wow thats in great shape. Maybe the 'W' was the persons last name?

 

[Steve in PA]

The cufflinks thing has been done before on this forum. You willl have to search to find it. Here is an old group shot I tried to take. I have found quite a few since then.


Here is my best cufflink.


Here is one I found last month.

 

[snaps]

Thanks Steve, guess I should of dug deeper first. Glad you posted anyway, those are awesome, the Washington cuff needs to be frequently re-posted anyway! Didnt know that coins were re-purposed for cuffs so much.

 

[Joe-Dirt]

My best 2, sorry about the huge picture of the silver one. Pretty sure it’s a Tudor rose, dug it out of a cellar hole here in Massachusetts

 

[snaps]

Joe, Awesome finds! Love the simple, folk-art look to than colonial rose

 

[Joe-Dirt]

It’s no bigger than a trime

 

[caretaker]

dug a pair of silver ones and one end of another pair

 

[snaps]

Caretaker, those are great and look pretty old. Have yet to dig a pair. Wonder if theres significance to the amount of stars on the brass one?

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Only half of a silver Georgian cufflink but here goes....

 

[devldog]

Those are some Great looking finds and saves on the cufflinks. Y'all Done Good!

 

[VTColonialDigger]

Here's one I found a while back. It features a large sailing ship and reads "VICTORY" across the top. I believe it to depict the famous British warship H.M.S Victory, which was Admiral Nelson's flagship in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805!

 

[Joe-Dirt]

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Here's one I found a while back. It features a large sailing ship and reads "VICTORY" across the top. I believe it to depict the famous British warship H.M.S Victory, which was Admiral Nelson's flagship in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805!

Thanks a great cuff link VT, nicely done!!!

 

[CathyNoel]

The cufflinks thing has been done before on this forum. You willl have to search to find it. Here is an old group shot I tried to take. I have found quite a few since then.
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Here is my best cufflink.
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Here is one I found last month.
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That is very pretty !


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[Coinstar magnet]

Elephant talk

Not sure if these count....thrift store find...

 

[toasted]

Here are my older silver ones. Have a few modern ones as well. Got a bunch of old copper ones but none are really nice. You rarely see gold ones but I was fortunate to find one a few years ago. Came from a field that only produced late 18th century finds so Im pretty sure this one dates to that period or perhaps a tad later. It looks to be at least 18kt

 

[Waterhead]

The cuff link on the upper left was dug in a Confederate camp here in Virginia. The rest were also dug in colonial sites here as well.

 

[Coinstar magnet]

Toasted, those are beautiful finds...