MaineRelic
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My friday afterwork hunt that I never had time to post may have pulled out a surprise . At least I hope so . I was back on my home site where I poped the george III the previous sunday. I stopped directly from work and managed to get 4 hrs in. I was happy with my 6 buttons, one with a nice design , suspender buckle, a thimble, a small rossette , a lead seal, a piece of deep peweter and an old looking brass cabinet pull or latch of some kind . At least I thought
. I did clean and photograph my finds friday but never had time to post. Between work and digging up that entire farm harness on saturday .
Cleaning up the harness pieces sunday morning ect.. I had pretty much forgot about my fridays finds . Till this afternoon when I was researching an older non related find I came across this pic of what the web site was selling as a Revolutionary war sword belt clip . Mine looks a little different and is in better shape with a nice brown/green patina . What do you think ? Can I call this my first revolutionary war relic ?? The first pic with the red background is from the web site . Thanks for looking MaineRelic
Cleaning up the harness pieces sunday morning ect.. I had pretty much forgot about my fridays finds . Till this afternoon when I was researching an older non related find I came across this pic of what the web site was selling as a Revolutionary war sword belt clip . Mine looks a little different and is in better shape with a nice brown/green patina . What do you think ? Can I call this my first revolutionary war relic ?? The first pic with the red background is from the web site . Thanks for looking MaineRelicAttachments
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sword belt hanger clip , could be RW MR 
Good enough for me I. P. thanks ! Bayonette clip then . ! It's very difficult to prove that any military relic saw action or what history it has , Even a CW 3 ringer found on a known battle site could have been fired by a farmer after the war . M.R.
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