buckle and scale armour?
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Great finds!
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Commenting on your last piece, it looks like the bottom cap off of an old flint lock pistol.
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Coiol finds! It could be scale mail.
A few months ago I did some research on Japanese scale armor and most of it had mulitple holes for linking it together. It is difficult to find good pics of real Western scale, but I found a couple of pics from guys who make modern copies for reenactment or fantasy. A number of them use single hole scales.
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A few months ago I did some research on Japanese scale armor and most of it had mulitple holes for linking it together. It is difficult to find good pics of real Western scale, but I found a couple of pics from guys who make modern copies for reenactment or fantasy. A number of them use single hole scales.
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koolaidsmile
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Looks to me like the plate that goes around the front of a cast iron wood burning stove where you can vent it and let air in
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