REV WAR 57th REGIMENT PEWTER PLATE & 18 POUNDER CANNONBALL

The H.Jones is clear:thumbsup:

(looks like a .57)

More great pieces of history, I hope you keep a good record, this is valueable information:headbang:
 

Fantastic piece of History, The Mans Name, The Regiment he served with and a ball park time frame.
What do you think the chances are of finding his Descendents would be.
Great Find.
Happy Hunting
Kevin
 

Wow. Yes, I hope you are able to preserve these items (I'm thinking about the wood ones, especially). The J was often written as an I back then.


Cheers,


Buck
 

CRUSADER said:
The H.Jones is clear:thumbsup:

(looks like a .57)

More great pieces of history, I hope you keep a good record, this is valueable information:headbang:
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Hello, the buttons of the 57th during the rev war show their 5 had a ball like shape at the bottom of the 5 it just looks like a . Thanks,J
 

That 18 pounder is nice, but that plate is exceptional! You are amassing quite a collection of amazing relics.

I notice a Tudor Rose with a crown above it on that plate. How cool is that!!
 

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always love your posts/ finds :thumbsup:
 

Mighty fine relics. I have a son-in-law named Hugh Jones, must be his plate! Tennessee digger
 

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