I figure it is lead.Congrats on your recovery
Very cool indeed to have it survive.
What is the metal do you figure?
The church was built in 1794 and moved to its current location in 1835Nice, and very old!
Do you have any idea what the centre is made of-mica?I figure it is lead.
The church was built in 1794 and moved to its current location in 1835
I dont know if it is Mica or how to tell. Seems like glass..Do you have any idea what the centre is made of-mica?
Yes it probably is, never even enter my head that it was. ThanksI dont know if it is Mica or how to tell. Seems like glass..
I would say mica, but back when it was made it was probably called isinglass. We had deposits on the farm. My grandma called it isinglass.Yes it probably is, never even enter my head that it was. Thanks
Awesome recovery-never seen one posted up like it.
It would certainly be on the top shelf of finds.
Can you recall any details?That's a super cool piece, congrats!
I've actually seen a very similar one in an antique shop.
You hit that one on the head!It looks like dendritic agate to me.View attachment 2116530
Nice!!! Congrats!!!Found, not today but a few days agoView attachment 2116398View attachment 2116399