Skinny spoon, flat buttons, and you tell me

[TNGUNS]

Went back to my old spring home site this evening for a couple of hours. Worked a little closer to the spring and the outskirts of the home sites and found a few things. And as usual no coins. Starting to play out a little now.


No idea what a spoon or fork would have been made this thin for. It was silver plated but so thin don't have a clue how it would be practical to use.


A few flat buttons


Need help on this one......PLEASE

 

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[got2dig]

I have no ID on that , but good hunting as all ways.

 

[mangum]

Nice finds! I think flat buttons are fun to find.

 

[master_cat]

looks like a cane end to me

 

[Erik in NJ]

Wow, you a really cleaning up on the buttons!! I don't come across many buttons like that around here, so that's a super hunt in my book. I did find a beautifully hand engraved spoon this summer made of coin silver that I think is from a prominent family in the area based on the monogram. It too was paper thin along the handle. I think the thinness of parts of the handle indicated elegance of the utensil back in the day. Great finds!

 

[TNGUNS]

master cat......I thought about that.....just don't know.

How did those fine looking ribs turn out?

 

[Erik in NJ]

How about a scabbard tip for a bayonet??

 

[master_cat]

they went down fine and tasted good my best i smoked yet