Circa 1800-1830 Etched Triggerguard, Lead balls, Flat buttons

Indiana Digger

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Hi Everyone,

I got out for a few hours and went to my old site today.

I came up with some decent finds, like this etched triggerguard/buttplate.

godfroy10222011buttplate.jpg

Some flat buttons...

godfroy10222011flatbuttons.jpg

And some old lead...

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I found a couple other old iron relics - still cleaning and trying to figure out what I've got.

Have a great day - I'll be at it again tomorrow.

HH,

~Indiana Digger~
 

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worldtalker

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I D, Kinda sad you don't see etching and engraving like that in newer things,but, it makes you GLAD when ya find An OLD one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's Pretty! God Bless HH Chris
 

The Patriot

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very nice trigger guard...different with that design :icon_thumright:
 

Iron Patch

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Cool indeed, and is interesting having an arrow and Fleur De lys?

I was just reading a couple of days ago that the reason my area has maintained the Indian place names it has was mainly do to the French continuing to use them during the earlier part of our history.
 

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