Some kind of bell?? Old belt buckle?? Old foundation finds.

Hvactech19

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Trezurehunter

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Probably a livestock bell, similar to a crotal bell. Real nice find.
 

Terry Soloman

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Sheep Bell! Great finds!:icon_thumleft::hello2:
 

dognose

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it looks like an old school hand bell to me, which has had the wooden handle rot away over the years.
 

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Johncoho

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nice recoveries. I always called that bell a Conestoga bell.
 

CRUSADER

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We generically call them Carriage Bells. They went on horses to warn of there presence so the peasants could get out of the way!
 

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