1738 Irish Farthing, Shoe Buckle, Stove Plate

[cannonball]

I found a new site yesterday. I call it Sandbox 9. I dug up a really interesting stove plate. It could be from a five plate stove as the Farthing is dated 1738. I believe it says "Bless This House" on it but I can't make out the name of the furnace on it. I'm doing electrolysis on it now and hope to get more detail. Are there any stove/fire back people out there? Any opinions? Also found was a shoe buckle with a worn makers mark on it. Any clues? Could there be a Sandbox 10?

 

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[billb]

Awesome recovery Congratulations

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice finds. My buddy found a cool stove plate at a site here in Southwest PA
Jamb Stove Plate and Virgin Cabin Site in PA (treasurenet.com)

 

[erfranks]

Great Saves!!

 

[toasted]

Nice buckle. That one is probably as old or older than the farthing

 

[cannonball]

Jamb stoves are a really in concept. I like the way they were a 5 plate design and used opposite the fire place. German engineering!

 

[ArfieBoy]

Congratulations on the nice finds! Thanks for sharing with us.

 

[Relicific]

Those are some great finds

 

[Elvis]

Sweet buckle!

 

[Digger RJ]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Well done !

 

[Colonial Digger]

Sweet!! Finds

 

[Silvermonkey]

I would agree with toasted...that buckle has some age to it. Congrats to you on a great hunt!