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✅ SOLVED From ground of site of an old tavern 1650's-1880's
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I looked thru quite a few torch pins, but didn't find a match.
It looks like plated die cast.
It looks like plated die cast.
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Cloisonne quiver pin
Thank you charlie p. I've been researching this one for sometime.
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