Complete Shoe Buckle and Gold Ring

[foundation hunter]

Found about 12 new cellar holes last week, been doing alot of hiking in other towns and found all these new foundations mostly 1700s.I got in there today for a couple of hours and found a complete shoe buckle and a gold ring size 5 could be a childs Poesy ring?Theres a hallmark inside the ring along with some ingraving,i sure could use some help on this ring.
Thanks Gary

 

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[Iron Patch]

Heck of a day! And that's an interesting stamp.

 

[gmanlight]

The old and the gold great score

 

[Sniffy]

VERY COOL!

 

[Slabman]

I've never used this, but check out this link below. It appears to be a place where you can ask about hallmarks. That would be very cool if it's
a colonial, and made by some popular colonial goldsmith!! Nice find!

http://www.antique-jewelry-investor.com/antique-gold-hallmarks-question.html


Slab

 

[lennon631]

Cool Finds! Did some digging but have to get up early tomorrow. I never used this guy, but give him a shot, after all, they call him a Hallmark Guru! Hope this helps, Paul http://www.antique-jewelry-investor.com/antique-gold-hallmarks-question.html

 

[lennon631]

LOL LOL LOL, Hey Slabman, were we hunting at the exact same time? What are the chances we both found this at the same time!

 

[capri_auto]

Amazing finds, that ring is something else, I have a feeling its very old.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

I like the buckle myself.

 

[oakhunter27]

one cool ring

 

[teleman 2525]

nice finds

 

[Deepdiger60]

Nice ring that W just might be a M with Roman numerals just maybe a ring from the 1700,s ? just my guess and nice looking Colonial buckle Dd60

 

[BuckleBoy]

My hunch is that the ring is much later--Victorian Era or so (judging from the Style of the letters).

A posy ring is Much older--1600s--and had a rhyming verse inscribed, not initials. So this is not a posy ring.

The complete buckle is a great find too.


-Buck

 

[Iron Patch]

My hunch is that the ring is much later--Victorian Era or so (judging from the Style of the letters).

A posy ring is Much older--1600s--and had a rhyming verse inscribed, not initials. So this is not a posy ring.

The complete buckle is a great find too.


-Buck

That's what I think too. I have never seen an early ring that was large and looked like a current gold band, such as that one does. My 1802 one is very thin and light.

 

[hammered]

Nice ring and great buckle .

hammered

 

[bogeymcq]

What an absolutely positively gorgeous ring

Doing a bit of searching on "hallmarks" I came across this:
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=283264.0

Not sure if it is of any help, just thought it was interesting
If you find out more info on your ring I hope you post about it for I would love to know more

Congrats on the finds!

 

[Kirk PA]

I wish the plow didn't damage every shoe buckle we find. You found yourself a nice one.

Kirk

 

[Brian(upstateNY-Central Fla.)]

Sweet buckle and love the gold as well

 

[leddel]

great ring Gary , they are an extremely rare commodity at cellar sites . my congrats to you , nice complete buckle as well.

Dan

 

[Iron Patch]

they are an extremely rare commodity at cellar sites

Dan

You got that right. I've lost track of how many old sites I have hunted, but can quite easily keep track of the gold rings... because there is only 2.