Ornate saddle pommel, watch winders and sash buckle, LC, IHP, & relics

[pa-dirt_nc-sand]

Hit a couple well pounded 1800’s sites in the park woods. Extended out from the cellar holes and hit the still dormant briar overgrown areas. Also dug a record number of shotgun head stamps and shell casings.

The Saddle pommel horn was a really deep 34/35, like 12” down. Anyone know how to date this?

The hand forged brass nails sure sounded good, first time finding this style.

Thx!

 

[Sandog]

Great stuff. First saddle pommel I've seen found.

 

[Bamasteve]

Awesome bunch of finds, congrats and hit that spot again!!

 

[Steve in PA]

Nice hunt Thad
Love those watch winders and the sash buckle is very cool. You usually don't find both pieces.

 

[Florida Finder]

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Hit a couple well pounded 1800’s sites in the park woods. Extended out from the cellar holes and hit the still dormant briar overgrown areas. Also dug a record number of shotgun head stamps and shell casings.

The Saddle pommel horn was a really deep 34/35, like 12” down. Anyone know how to date this?

The hand forged brass nails sure sounded good, first time finding this style.

Thx!

You absolutely killed it. Congratulations!

 

[Gare]

Nice finds thanks for sharing

 

[river roamer]

Very nice finds Congrats

 

[cannonball]

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Hit a couple well pounded 1800’s sites in the park woods. Extended out from the cellar holes and hit the still dormant briar overgrown areas. Also dug a record number of shotgun head stamps and shell casings.

The Saddle pommel horn was a really deep 34/35, like 12” down. Anyone know how to date this?

The hand forged brass nails sure sounded good, first time finding this style.

Thx!

The Saddle pommel horn is an interesting relic. Congratulations

 

[JohnnyMac]

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Hit a couple well pounded 1800’s sites in the park woods. Extended out from the cellar holes and hit the still dormant briar overgrown areas. Also dug a record number of shotgun head stamps and shell casings.

The Saddle pommel horn was a really deep 34/35, like 12” down. Anyone know how to date this?

The hand forged brass nails sure sounded good, first time finding this style.

Thx!

Great finds and that soil was very kind!

 

[Lenrac2]

Congrats on your great finds!!

 

[Digger RJ]

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Hit a couple well pounded 1800’s sites in the park woods. Extended out from the cellar holes and hit the still dormant briar overgrown areas. Also dug a record number of shotgun head stamps and shell casings.

The Saddle pommel horn was a really deep 34/35, like 12” down. Anyone know how to date this?

The hand forged brass nails sure sounded good, first time finding this style.

Thx!

Very Cool!!! Congrats

 

[oldmxrat]

That's a fantastic bunch of finds, congrats!
Can't wait to see what you find out on the pommel.