Seminole War Fort Jewelry

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79B50F3C-F9C9-40D0-8DFA-6FA773FEED8D.png A8163E4F-5FDA-4F6C-8402-18E58EAD872C.png 666C07A4-A772-4449-8996-4BF22FE08514.jpg any help with this would be greatly appreciated. I went out for a couple hours this afternoon at my Seminole war fort site and a yard that I’ve recently found dragoon buttons and drilled shank buttons. I was surprised to pull this up. It reminds me of a seal but the glass or stone is not engraved. It maybe a pendent since there a hole at the top for adornment? The body of it is brass and maybe interpreted as a styling cross. That’s for looking and any ideas you may have.
 

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Looks like a seal fob to me. U sure its not a mans face with a curly pony tail on it? Or am I seeing things.
 

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That’s a pretty cool find
 

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Yes its a seal fob, the type that would hang off the chain of a fob watch. Although the seal could be used to wax seal a letter, much of it was just bling/showing off. (you had money) Some of the stone/glass inserts were blank, others had various designs, some family crests, some generic choices (to make it look like you came from a well heeled family)
Late 18th - mid 19th C.
 

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Very interesting find FF and great info provided by Cru. :hello2:
Dave
 

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Very nice recovery on the Fob Seal. Congrats
 

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Yes its a seal fob, the type that would hang off the chain of a fob watch. Although the seal could be used to wax seal a letter, much of it was just bling/showing off. (you had money) Some of the stone/glass inserts were blank, others had various designs, some family crests, some generic choices (to make it look like you came from a well heeled family)
Late 18th - mid 19th C.
Thanks Crusader!!!!
 

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