Dragoon Vest Button, Bullets, Shells and a Buckle

[cornspike]

A 19mm Dragoon vest button, 44cal Henry and a 56-56 Spencer Raised "H" Head Stamp. Winchester Shells. The Buckle I have no clue? Thanks for looking.

 

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[treasurefiend]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Lots of AWESOME finds, would love to have a site that produced like that, I would go back with a fine tooth comb and look for any hiders!!!

 

[THing4CSA]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Hi My Fellow TH'ers
You sure have a nice mix of finds there. Those shell casing with the center fire are post Civil War the 'H' markings are from Henry Shells. I believe the Henry shell casings are post Civil War but I know Henrys were used in the Civil War. Your Eagle buttons are very nice and the one sized between a cuff and jacket may be a cloak button. Very nice finds you have made. I do wonder what state you found these in. The 'I' Eagle buttons are super finds.
Thanks for sharing.
Dave
'Digger-Dave'
THing4CSA
PS: Remember; Don't leave it in the ground!

 

[RJH02]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Nice collection of relics. I found the same small buckle a few years back, does it have a date on it?

 

[cornspike]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Nice collection of relics. I found the same small buckle a few years back, does it have a date on it?

Thanks! No date? I was looking online can't find out what it is? Guess I will post it to see if anyone has a clue...

 

[VOL1266-X]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Very Nice relics!!! The vest buttons are generally roughly 19mm. WTG and HH.

 

[HCW]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

I can't picture where, but that bent thing looks like it should be a gun part.

 

[West Jersey Detecting]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Cool finds. Patent No. 22506 seems to be a car sear or couch. I wonder if the patent is from another country or part of the seat. I don't think they had seat belts back then!

 

[cornspike]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Very Nice relics!!! The vest buttons are generally roughly 19mm. WTG and HH.

Thanks VOL1266-X, it is!

 

[HCW]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

I can't picture where, but that bent thing looks like it should be a gun part.

Cool finds. Patent No. 22506 seems to be a car sear or couch. I wonder if the patent is from another country or part of the seat. I don't think they had seat belts back then!

I think we are looking at two different things. I'm looking at the item in the first photo, second row down fifith item across.

 

[Damon64]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Those are great buttons!

 

[Woodland Detectors]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Great saves!

 

[allen]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

great job on those good looking finds !

 

[Curious The George]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Cool finds. Patent No. 22506 seems to be a car sear or couch. I wonder if the patent is from another country or part of the seat. I don't think they had seat belts back then!

Number is 22808, not 06.

 

[cornspike]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Cool finds. Patent No. 22506 seems to be a car sear or couch. I wonder if the patent is from another country or part of the seat. I don't think they had seat belts back then!

Number is 22808, not 06.

Here's another one that was found and IDed. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=262283.0

 

[Curious The George]

Re: Buttons, Bullets and Shells

Cool finds. Patent No. 22506 seems to be a car sear or couch. I wonder if the patent is from another country or part of the seat. I don't think they had seat belts back then!

Number is 22808, not 06.

Here's another one that was found and IDed. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=262283.0

First I correct my error, number is 22508. But looking at the other buckles it may be 06. And I stand corrected if a magnifying glass shows it is a 6.

Second, the two buckles in the link have a patent date, not patent number. The date on the two buckles reads "PAT.12.25.06". That would, of course be 25Dec1906. Christmas Day at that.

And the numbers on this buckle may read, "PAT.2.25.06". You just can't see the dots in the photo. That would make a date of 25Feb1906.

 

[JustinBushman]

I have the exact same buckle on a pair of leggings. I assume they are WWI gaiters.

 

[CASPER-2]