Help Identify

[randyinarkansas]

Help Identify

Can anyone help identify these relics. They were dug near Prarie Grove, Arkansas at an old homesite that dates back to the early 1800's. I was told the axe head could be of spanish origin.

 

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[72cheyenne]

Re: Help Identify

Good picture, Ramitt.

 

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[randyinarkansas]

Re: Help Identify

does anyone have any idea on a specfic date for the sash buckels

 

[72cheyenne]

Re: Help Identify

Victorian Era is from 1837-1901. I'm not sure of the style changes or progression through this era. That time period fits with your house place.

I think they call early Victorian from 1837-1860's, and late Victorian from post 1860's to the turn of the century. Most likely your pieces fit into the early late Victorian period.

 

[randyinarkansas]

Re: Help Identify

cool...thanks

 

[CRUSADER]

Re: Help Identify

Victorian Era is from 1837-1901. I'm not sure of the style changes or progression through this era. That time period fits with your house place.

I think they call early Victorian from 1837-1860's, and late Victorian from post 1860's to the turn of the century. Most likely your pieces fit into the early Victorian period.

most likely late Victorian

 

[72cheyenne]

Re: Help Identify

Victorian Era is from 1837-1901. I'm not sure of the style changes or progression through this era. That time period fits with your house place.

I think they call early Victorian from 1837-1860's, and late Victorian from post 1860's to the turn of the century. Most likely your pieces fit into the early Victorian period.

most likely late Victorian

I'll change my post above.