✅ SOLVED A few things found in the past.

[DJWEHAGE]

I'm fairly new to Treasure Net. When I began detecting, the internet was non-existent. It never ceases to amaze me the skills of TN's members when it comes to IDing finds. I have a few items I came across that were found 20+ years ago. Don't remember where I found them but would appreciate any info about them.
Also, my new X-Terra 705 came today and I can't wait to try it out! TY and HH all

 

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[TheCannonballGuy]

The brass "buckle" on the left in the photo is a sock garter-strap clip, a version patented in 1895. It is shown at upper right on the man's shin in the attached advertizement. It dates from 1895 (patent year) into early-1900s.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Thats a cool WWI injured toy soldier maybe minus a stretcher

 

[nhbenz]

I was just now trying to to find a match, as I agree with the wounded soldier. But my guess would be that he's lying on the ground (no stretcher), as they detailed the bottom, and the ones on a stretcher I saw were attached to the stretcher, so they wouldn't have needed to make those details. I'm thinking maybe a German soldier? Based on the ammo belt and jacket style, but I "see" a lot of things that aren't there, so that too is speculation.
I was thinking minus a helmet?

 

[Subterranean]

Great finds! The toy soldier is a 1935-1950 Barclay #B104, described in their company catalog as "761-Wounded, with tin helmet." Your soldier came from the factory fully painted in enamel and having a chrome tin helmet riveted to his head. He was meant to be carried on a wood and cloth stretcher by soldier-stretcher bearers. Happy Hunting, Sub

 

[DJWEHAGE]

Thank you guys for the responses! I would have never thought the clasp was used to hold one's socks up. You can tell the soldier is missing his helmet. Early in my career- probably didn't re-check the hole for it!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Great finds! The toy soldier is a 1935-1950 Barclay #B104, described in their company catalog as "761-Wounded, with tin helmet." Your soldier came from the factory fully painted in enamel and having a chrome tin helmet riveted to his head. He was meant to be carried on a wood and cloth stretcher by soldier-stretcher bearers. Happy Hunting, Sub

Great ID Subterranean. B104 Barclay Toy Soldier Barclays Wounded Soldier Free US SHIP | eBay

 

[DJWEHAGE]

Thanks, Bigcypresshunter! Great pic.

 

[HutSiteDigger]

I'm stumped on photo #1? I know I have seen these before they find relics in the ground and go Beep Beep Beep kewl finds! glad u got it solved.