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Colonial cellar find?

johnnyblaze

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Found this at a colonial cellar..It was deep.
The back had a dried up substance caked in it like when you find a really old makeup case :dontknow:

What is this thing?

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Your find is a stamped brass rosette, with a lead alloy filled back. The "substance" is actually the lead alloy. There should be evidence of a couple brass or steel wires that would have made the fastening loop.

The rosette is actually post-Colonial, and circa around 1830's to 1860's. This would have been attached to leather on horse equipment.

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Your find is a stamped brass rosette, with a lead alloy filled back. The "substance" is actually the lead alloy. There should be evidence of a couple brass or steel wires that would have made the fastening loop.

The rosette is actually post-Colonial, and circa around 1830's to 1860's. This would have been attached to leather on horse equipment.

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