Some odd relics

[McCDig]

Another adventure in the watershed produced more relics. First item dug was this Sargent & Co. padlock (c. 1850).
Keyhole cover plate and shape of keyhole plate appear to be one of the earlier Sargent locks.

Other objects shown include collar stud (flattened), flat button, harmonica reeds, personalized belt buckle with script initial,
(Anyone know what script letter this is?

horse tack rivets, and a silver fish that was tacked to something and included an attached rod.


An early 20th century lamp grill has a symbol I am unfamiliar with. ​

 

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[creskol]

Crazy mix of goodies! ... but .. I like them. That lock is nice!

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats !!!

 

[Mudflap]

Whats the lock cover? Chesapeake and Ohio RR ?? maybe

 

[McCDig]

S & Co., standing for Sargent and Company.

 

[Locke]

Very nice!

 

[Ia.FurTrade]

Nice finds! Off-hand, the belt buckle kind of looks "Old English" style? And the bottom piece looks similar to a Nash automobile emblem?

Iowa Dale

PS: Love the silver fish!!

 

[A2coins]

Sweet finds a little electrolysis might do well on that lock that is some cool assortment of finds. Keep em comin my friend Tommy

 

[Trezurehunter]

That is a weird batch of relics, but a nice one.

 

[smallfoot]

I like the variety!

 

[diggerranger]

Congratulations on getting locked up