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Interesting find any ideas
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Cool piece!
My guess is it's a horse harness bell rosette. But I've never seen one quite like that...
My guess is it's a horse harness bell rosette. But I've never seen one quite like that...
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The patina looks like brass.
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Scottish Clan.
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It's a Clan Crest rosette for a horse harness as said above.Probably 1930's. did you find it in a field? Maybe an old Highland Gathering spot. Hoot's Mon.
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