Buckle Field - Day 4...

[CRUSADER]

We had a short window of 3 hours & 15 Minutes, to prove to ourselves that it was time to move on, as the finds were getting less. In the end we proved we need to keep gridding a bit more;

Tudor Button
Lead Token
Scarce type of 17th C Buckle
A Chubb Key Spill...
Lead Cloth Seal
Bent Saxon Strapend

 

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[sutphin]

Crusader you are one digging fool but with respect and no disrespect, Like I quoted you in the last post you have to have one heck uva relic pile. It would be neat to see them laid out , as I said you keep digging and I will keep looking or gawking and so and so on,vanzutphen

 

[CRUSADER]

Crusader you are one digging fool but with respect and no disrespect, Like I quoted you in the last post you have to have one heck uva relic pile. It would be neat to see them laid out , as I said you keep digging and I will keep looking or gawking and so and so on,vanzutphen

It would take me 2 days to lay it all out!

 

[Westfront]

A cool buckle again! Don't know this design. Do you have a time frame for this one?

 

[CRUSADER]

A cool buckle again! Don't know this design. Do you have a time frame for this one?

Yeap 17th C.

 

[Westfront]

Thanks!

 

[pepperj]

Cool buckle and key spill, what's the top item in the button picture?

 

[tennessee digger]

Great variety and I love those old keys!

 

[CRUSADER]

Cool buckle and key spill, what's the top item in the button picture?

Its the handle of a 13/14th C pottery jug/flaggon.

 

[CRUSADER]

Great variety and I love those old keys!

Yeap, They where just hanging on to a rusty ring that broke as soon as I dug them. No idea why you would need so many diiferent ones. (I think they are door key?)

 

[deershed]

Love the key spill!!

 

[The Patriot]

Nice group of finds as usual...with tennessee digger, love those keys...

 

[CRUSADER]

Nice group of finds as usual...with tennessee digger, love those keys...

tennessee digger

 

[CRUSADER]

Dad did some reserch on the Cloth Seal he found:

I think the Lead Cloth seal is one of the COUNTY Types used for cloth. The Lombardic letters with a Crown-over- Portcullis seal were used by Devon, Kent, Oxfordshire, Suffolk, Worcestershire and Yorkshire. The inscription normally went something like S’VLN’PAO’VEAL’I CO’ ….. being short for Sigillum Ulnagii Pannorum Venalicum in Comitata. (Seal of alnage of saleable cloths in the county of ..). I can certainly see the PAO part.

 

[creade]

Great buckle love those keys

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

Interesting finds as always Cru!

Love the 'Chubb' key spill... this is an interesting piece?

Dave

 

[CRUSADER]

Interesting finds as always Cru!

Love the 'Chubb' key spill... this is an interesting piece?

Dave

Thats the 17th C Buckle