Barber, buttons and relic including an etched oval tombac

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Pulled my first silver from the Pomander site in over a year. This Barber was under a lighter and next to a nail so no wonder Ive missed it in the past. Also got a few flat buttons and a flat button and Jaw harp from another site. The interesting piece was the oval tombac with the design in it. Im guessing this was a cuff button or link

 

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[vpnavy]

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Thanks for sharing!​

 

[park pirate]

Nice Barber congrats...

 

[Trezurehunter]

Congrats on some very nice finds.

 

[Carolina Tom]

Well done Toasty!

I think that you are correct about that being a cuff link.

Best of luck to you sir!

 

[A2coins]

Geat finds you seem to do really well .Keep up the great finds

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[toasted]

Well done Toasty!

I think that you are correct about that being a cuff link.

Best of luck to you sir!

Thanks. Ive found quite a few octagonal cuff links with designs on it on colonial sites but this is the first oval one and first made of tombac

 

[pepperj]

Nice mitt full of finds, well done.
When you stated that no wonder you missed it before, just wondering what detector were you using?

 

[toasted]

Nice mitt full of finds, well done.
When you stated that no wonder you missed it before, just wondering what detector were you using?

I primarily used a Vaquero, then AT Pro, and now a Deus. Its hard to even find little bits of can slaw here anymore. The three finds came from a small section I guess Ive spent little time on in the past.

 

[trapperart]

Congrats on the silver and buttons

 

[Stretch Da Truth]

Nice looking Barber! Congrats!

 

[toasted]

Nice looking Barber! Congrats!

Thanks. Finding the earlier Barbers(pre 1910) has not been easy for me and Im sure for many. Ive only found one from the 1890s

 

[eastcoastdetectorist]

Nice barber! I still haven't found one.

 

[dirtlooter]

hate the can slaw, it seems to be served up on the heavy side round here. great job picking up the barber under the other stuff

 

[Gridwalker306]

Congrats on the fine digs

 

[Gimme a Lobsta' bub!]

Nice etched tombac. Like you said, likely linked cuff buttons. Late 1700's based on the size and shape. Nice scores!

Eat more Lobsta'

 

[McCDig]

Congrats on your finds and zoning in on that Barber.....not easy.

 

[CRUSADER]

Agreed late 18th C linked-button (cuff-link). Only had a few of these, not many turn up compared to the other types.

 

[Steve in PA]

That etched oval tombac is unusual. I've found dozens of oval cuff links, but never a tombac one.