Other unknown items from the colonial site

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In the last picture, the piece on the left top is probably a broken side plate to a gentleman's pistol. You have a group of obvious buttons, 18th century. The two smallest buckles are probably last quarter 17th century. The second row, item on the far right is a bale seal, used basically as a tag for cloth they were shipping and then selling. Nice, nice group of relics.
 

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The first pic I see a drawer knob, part of a handle to a coffee grinder, and part of a lock with the keyhole dustcover attached, and pieces to broken buckles. Not sure what the piece with the arrow on it is.
 

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In the last picture, the piece on the left top is probably a broken side plate to a gentleman's pistol. You have a group of obvious buttons, 18th century. The two smallest buckles are probably last quarter 17th century. The second row, item on the far right is a bale seal, used basically as a tag for cloth they were shipping and then selling. Nice, nice group of relics.

Hi Smokey, I googled gentleman's pistol sideplate and I think you are correct. Also I had found another piece of that sideplate and it certainly looks like one but I didnt see any exact matches. I didnt have a clue what it was but it seems obvious once you mentioned it. Thanks!
 

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The first pic I see a drawer knob, part of a handle to a coffee grinder, and part of a lock with the keyhole dustcover attached, and pieces to broken buckles. Not sure what the piece with the arrow on it is.

A coffee grinder knob. That is it! I found that knob and pull knob in the same area as a lot of cast iron pieces of pots and kettles. Thank you
 

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First picture - agree the item with the broad arrow mark is a piece of a sideplate from a British musket.

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Your're on a real old site!!! Nice!
 

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Great relics wow theres some serious history to those finds and Awesome IDs
 

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Welcome to tnet
 

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I have a dog tax tag that look.s like yr flat square metal tag with two hole.s.maybe one you got but should have text on it mine.s 1932 dog tax harford county maryland.
 

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I have identified the brown bess side plate and lead seal. I dont know much about buttons and buckles. Are any of them military? I'm not sure what the other items are either. I would appreciate any help. Thx

Here are most of the items I have found on the site.
 

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The upper right thing in top photo is a drawer handle.
 

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