bilt46
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Thank You very much for the info, Do you hav a pic of your brooch? BILLT.sandcreek4 said:I have a book called "Indian Trade Relics" by Lar Hothem.......There are some similar items in it called "brooches" made from trade silver during the 1700's and 1800's. They measure approx. 2 1/2" across. At one time maybe your brooch had a fastening pin to attach it to the garment? But there are also some things in the book called "ear-wheels" that have a cut-out design like your piece, so I don't know.![]()
Whatever it is, its a very neat find!![]()
I found a trade-brooch on an old homesite, but it was just the plain, round ring brooch. It was still a thrill to find it. I think mine belonged to an Osage family.
Here's my little brooch. Its not near as cool as yours, but was a fantastic find for me here in Okla.bilt46 said:Thank You very much for the info, Do you hav a pic of your brooch? BILLT.sandcreek4 said:I have a book called "Indian Trade Relics" by Lar Hothem.......There are some similar items in it called "brooches" made from trade silver during the 1700's and 1800's. They measure approx. 2 1/2" across. At one time maybe your brooch had a fastening pin to attach it to the garment? But there are also some things in the book called "ear-wheels" that have a cut-out design like your piece, so I don't know.![]()
Whatever it is, its a very neat find!![]()
I found a trade-brooch on an old homesite, but it was just the plain, round ring brooch. It was still a thrill to find it. I think mine belonged to an Osage family.
