bluegrass digger
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If anyone could help identify the objects that I found at an old house and a site nearby that had a few civil war relics.
Old house/civil war brass objects
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Top right corner looks like a stirrup bottom.
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The last item looks like the main body of a "Tussie Mussie" - Victorian era lapel flower holder.
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The middle item in pic #2 is a broken coat hook.
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Pics #3 & #4 are parts of a stirrup.
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bluegrass digger
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Thanks, I've never heard of a "tussie mussie". Never thought about the item being part of a coat hanger either. Learn something new every day.
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