Relics from SC. Any help appreciated.

[TooManyHobbies]

Here are a few of the relics we found in SC last weekend. An old Axe Head, part of a button, and some other stuff we don't have a clue. If you know what pics 3-6 are, please let me know.

 

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[allen]

congrats on those neat relics, but im
of no help in id'ing them...

 

[John (Ma)]

I am not sure myself, but nice digs. Hope you get some answers.

 

[BuckleBoy]

The locomotive button is a work clothes button, probably 1900-1920s or so.


-Buckles

 

[crazyjarhead]

Cool looking button. Sorry I can't be of any help

 

[TooManyHobbies]

The locomotive button is a work clothes button, probably 1900-1920s or so.


-Buckles

Thank you Buckleboy. At least It helps with the era of the finds. The button doesn't have a back to it, just the front shell. The third pic looks like part of a plow, maybe? I'm really interested in the last pic. Heavy, solid iron tapered peg, 15" long and has two holes in the top going in different directions.

 

[Woodland Detectors]

This is why us camp folk stay in todays find! we cant Id too good yet! lol Ill betcha the guys at "what is it" next door can tell ya!!!!!!! CHEERS! cool stuff by the way!

 

[cwdigger]

pic 5 looks like an old knife or a fire poker


CW
www.wedigdixie.com

 

[Nana40]

Like that button! I found one similar to it not long ago. Sorry I'm of no help on your what's its.

Nana

 

[findstuf]

Where on Hilton Head did you find them?

 

[lumbercamp]

I'm curious about your first photo. I can't tell from that angle, but is there a hole in it for a handle. The reason I ask is because the back is rounded over like it might be a wedge.

 

[TooManyHobbies]

Where on Hilton Head did you find them?

About 45 North of Hilton Head. Not on the island itself.

I'm curious about your first photo. I can't tell from that angle, but is there a hole in it for a handle. The reason I ask is because the back is rounded over like it might be a wedge.

The first picture is an axe head.