🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Angry Pelican Found In Georgia

[traveller777]

This perplexed me the day I found it and still does. When I first found it, I thought it might be the front piece of a Louisiana two-piece belt plate, but I do not think so now. It is very thin, only about .04" thick on the part I have. And I can find nothing like it in the Belt plate book I have. It is nonferrous and appears to be brass. It appears to be an angry pelican with its mouth open, but I could be wrong on that, but it is definitely a bird. The measurements on my caliper are in inches. Thanks for any help you can be. The little white specs on it are from wax. I did not notice till I blew up pictures and I am too lazy today to get it back out and photograph again.

 

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[traveller777]

And there,s a big statute of Chris Columbus in Genoa.His Hometown.I often wish i had gotten to the North Sea,I volunteered for a unit that was going but my guys wouldn,t let me transfer. Funny how a lot of ports have great food.

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[GoldieLocks]

It is an old beltbuckle, right?

 

[traveller777]

It is an old beltbuckle, right?

I do not think so but I do not know. No definite ID made. Thanks for comment.

 

[DCMatt]

I spent many days walking along the Cleveland Way along the North Sea Bluffs. I love the North Sea. Wild. Great little port town called Whitby that has some wonderful fish and chips and mushy peas. I believe Captain Cook did his apprenticeship there. I am getting homesick for Yorkshire.

Whitby. For centuries Whitby Jet has been popular for jewelry and trinket making. It's a type of coal, usually black or dark brown, that is easily carved. It's where we get the term "jet black".

 

[traveller777]

Whitby. For centuries Whitby Jet has been popular for jewelry and trinket making. It's a type of coal, usually black or dark brown, that is easily carved. It's where we get the term "jet black".

Yes sir. There were lots of shops in Whitby with Jet jewelry and carvings. Wes pretty. But they had tourist prices on everything there.