Old 1700s abandoned farm road hunt today. Actual cavalry pin?

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3 hour hunt today on an old 1700s abandoned farm road. The pocket watch rang up as a 99 and looks plated but I think is likely early 20th century. Plated and broken cavalry pin that I can’t seem to find out anything about. I can’t seem to find if it’s just a reproduction dropped by a hiker, or the real deal from sometime in the past. Any insight is appreciated. I was able to pull the small machine screw post out of the hole but it’s not pictured here. Also a head from a Gem Junior razor Pat 1901
 

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Congrats on your finds
 

Really cool pocket watch!
 

your cavalry pin appears to have the remnants of a troop letter barely hanging on under the cross in the swords. I believe it is most likely a WW1 era pin
 

Crossed sabers... aka "Cav Brass".
 

3 hour hunt today on an old 1700s abandoned farm road. The pocket watch rang up as a 99 and looks plated but I think is likely early 20th century. Plated and broken cavalry pin that I can’t seem to find out anything about. I can’t seem to find if it’s just a reproduction dropped by a hiker, or the real deal from sometime in the past. Any insight is appreciated. I was able to pull the small machine screw post out of the hole but it’s not pictured here. Also a head from a Gem Junior razor Pat 1901
Nice!!! Congrats!!!
 

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