Colonial buckle chape up in NH

[greg1186]

Hey guys I'm up in rural New Hampshire and did a quick dig. The place I'm stayin was built 1953 but my finds state there was certainly activity well before that! no coins unfortunately. Very little signals.

 

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[BARKER]

Hi Greg1186; I believe the spoon may be 1700's as well given the shape of the stem knob at the base of the stem ok. Welcome to New England. PEACE:RONB

 

[against the wind]

A couple of nice keepers from yesteryear.
Congrats

 

[JeffInMass]

Congrats on the great finds! You're certainly in the right part of the country (once it cools off and we get some rain!).

-- Jeff --

 

[trapperart]

Nice finds congrats on a good hunt

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Very nice relic hunt! cool buckle part and old spoon.

 

[Scrappy]

I relish in finding shoe buckle pieces - it means the ground has some age to it. That's a nice cooking pot style chape piece, larger, probably 1770-1790's.

Dunno about the spoon. Can you provide a pic of the back?

Nice work