May 6th Finds

[iAmMike]

A bit hot outside, but I had a pretty good day! Went to an old town I've never been to before and the old district was all mansions! Most people didn't answer but I got two permissions. After a couple hours, and not finding anything old I was ready to leave the 2nd but then dug a minié ball. That kept me going for a while longer and lead me to find a 1905 IHP, and 1894 Barber quarter. At the first site I found what looks to be a curtain weight (Special thanks to the TreasureNet Forum community for IDing).

 

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[KSDirtfisher77]

A bit hot outside, but I had a pretty good day! Went to an old town I've never been to before and the old district was all mansions! Most people didn't answer but I got two permissions. After a couple hours, and not finding anything old I was ready to leave the 2nd but then dug a minié ball. That kept me going for a while longer and lead me to find a 1905 IHP, and 1894 Barber quarter. At the first site I found what looks to be a trade weight (if anyone can identify the lead piece with a two slots in the middle, Id appreciate it).

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It's a weight for a loom I believe. I cant think of the proper name for the tool. Nice finds!!! So sweet to see that old silver.

 

[CRUSADER]

Its a Hem/Curtain weight.

 

[Florida Finder]

A bit hot outside, but I had a pretty good day! Went to an old town I've never been to before and the old district was all mansions! Most people didn't answer but I got two permissions. After a couple hours, and not finding anything old I was ready to leave the 2nd but then dug a minié ball. That kept me going for a while longer and lead me to find a 1905 IHP, and 1894 Barber quarter. At the first site I found what looks to be a trade weight (if anyone can identify the lead piece with a two slots in the middle, Id appreciate it).

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Love that Barber! Congratulations

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Its a Hem/Curtain weight.

Congrats on the great finds !
Yes, I'd also say a Dress Hem or Curtain Weight.

 

[Gare]

NICE finds thanks for sharing

 

[iAmMike]

It's a weight for a loom I believe. I cant think of the proper name for the tool. Nice finds!!! So sweet to see that old silver.

Its a Hem/Curtain weight.

Congrats on the great finds !
Yes, I'd also say a Dress Hem or Curtain Weight.

I wanted to express my heartfelt appreciation for each of your valuable input regarding the identification of the object I posted about. After conducting further research based on your suggestions, I believe it is indeed a curtain weight.

Thank you all for your time and insights. Your contributions have been immensely helpful in unraveling the mystery surrounding this object.

 

[iAmMike]

Love that Barber! Congratulations

NICE finds thanks for sharing

Thanks guys!

 

[CRUSADER]

I wanted to express my heartfelt appreciation for each of your valuable input regarding the identification of the object I posted about. After conducting further research based on your suggestions, I believe it is indeed a curtain weight.

Thank you all for your time and insights. Your contributions have been immensely helpful in unraveling the mystery surrounding this object.

They were commonly sewn into Victorian Skirts etc, but could be used with any material & for whatever use the buyer wanted. Curtains was common as well.

 

[oldmxrat]

Great hunt, congrats!