Colonial mystery item and more!!!!

[sscindercoop]

I believe the coins are a 1770's French 1 Sol and a 1700's Irish George lll Hibernia Half Penny. The small women mystery piece is made of brass and the face appears to be made of iron, No idea what it could be so any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for looking HH

 

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[sscindercoop]

Forgot the info on this one and the link wont work for me, any chance you remember how old

 

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[Professor of Engineering]

Nice old finds, congrats!

Cool copper!

 

[lenmac65]

Love the coins. Congrats on some great finds.

 

[A2coins]

I was going to say a fancy zipper pull lol Great finds wish there was that kind of history in A2

 

[Whyme]

Nice finds! Pretty darn cool! Nice Hibernia! Congrats!

 

[ARC]

This thread is 7 years old. heh

 

[ARC]

Well 6 anyway :P

 

[creskol]

....Nice Hibernia! ....

............... and here I thought a Hibernia was a hot pepper

 

[Switchblade]

Sweet finds!

 

[JerV3]

Nice finds buddy. Haven't talked to you in awhile hope your doing well.

Nice to see your still out digging great stuff. I hung in there with the deus and it turned out to be a great machine

Hope to see more of your post brother.

Jeremy

 

[Calabash Digger]

Nice finds..

 

[Scrappy]

Or jewelry box.

I jumped to my own conclusions then checked the comments. I landed on a small lid clasp like a jewelry box or perhaps even a book. Dunno

 

[Red James Cash]

Tea boxes and early sugar boxes had locks on them.

 

[CRUSADER]

Unlikely to be a women. It looks like a shell motif in-between 2 fitting holes. The iron was part of 1 fixing, the closest guess would be a very early sword belt fitment. (but not 100%)