Another Oddball American!

[romeo-1]

Apologies to my American friends and neighbors...

Oddball on the sense that yesterday on this site I dug the 1812 Artillerists button and today I dig this mystery item with an old pattern eagle. I thought it was a button at first but not so sure about that. It's thin brass. I then thought of a handsaw but but it's too thin for that and there is no post. Any ideas would be welcome! Also finished with the usual targets from this type of site including a decent but later Canadian large cent.

Thanks for looking!

 

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[Iron Patch]

Can you read the bottom word? I have a guess at what it might say.

 

[romeo-1]

Can you read the bottom word? I have a guess at what it might say.

Pretty sure it's "pattern" ...

 

[romeo-1]

Can you read the bottom word? I have a guess at what it might say.

Duplicate post...

 

[Iron Patch]

Pretty sure it's "pattern" ...

Yep, what I think I see too.

 

[romeo-1]

Yep, what I think I see too.

Any idea on what it is?

 

[Iron Patch]

Any idea on what it is?

Like you, thought saw nut, and after that draw a blank.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice finds!

 

[Hawks88]

Nice finds. Congrats

 

[A2coins]

good finds for sure

 

[BTV Digger]

Nice finds! I also think saw medallion. Couldn't find the exact copy online but that's a common thing when looking up old relics. The lack of a post isn't a deal breaker either. A number of those old medallions didn't have one.

John

 

[romeo-1]

Nice finds! I also think saw medallion. Couldn't find the exact copy online but that's a common thing when looking up old relics. The lack of a post isn't a deal breaker either. A number of those old medallions didn't have one.

John

It's so thin though...i suspect you're right but if that is the case then this would have to be part of a two piece post. I've found several saw medallions and they were all one piece.