Swartzie Hero Member Joined Mar 15, 2009 Messages 791 Reaction score 52 Golden Thread 0 Location Tuscarawas County, Ohio Detector(s) used Tesoro Tejon Primary Interest: Relic Hunting Jul 3, 2012 #1 This kind of looks like a concho to me, but would like some opinions. It is copper and the back is iron like. By the design what time period do you think. 18th or 19th C? -Swartzie Attachments unknown_a.webp 30.6 KB · Views: 153 unknown_b.webp 28.8 KB · Views: 124 unknown_c.webp 16.8 KB · Views: 92
This kind of looks like a concho to me, but would like some opinions. It is copper and the back is iron like. By the design what time period do you think. 18th or 19th C? -Swartzie
Viminacium Full Member Joined Mar 23, 2012 Messages 222 Reaction score 35 Golden Thread 0 Detector(s) used Caesar II prototype, minelab xplorer XS Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 3, 2012 #2 Could be belt brooch... Upvote 0
chrisplay2004 Hero Member Joined Feb 28, 2008 Messages 679 Reaction score 70 Golden Thread 0 Location New Mexico Detector(s) used Fisher F2 with 4" & 8" Coil, and F-Point Pinpointer, Whites Eagle II, Bounty Hunter Fortune Hunter, Modified VLF WaterDetector Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 3, 2012 #3 The size and design remind me of a Bridle Rosette, but that iron like back is throwing me off. Upvote 0
duggap Bronze Member Joined Dec 11, 2007 Messages 2,056 Reaction score 1,053 Golden Thread 0 Location Chattanooga, TN Detector(s) used Tosoro Bandido Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jul 3, 2012 #4 I like you idea of bridal rosette. After the civilwar the military were using us rosettes with iron backs. I have found them. Upvote 0
I like you idea of bridal rosette. After the civilwar the military were using us rosettes with iron backs. I have found them.