Sword Quillon? Colonial site FINDS, help with ID?

SOSDIVING

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I am hoping this is a Sword Quillon from a hand guard off a hunting sword or short sword? Any thoughts? It is broken on one end, NOTE the ball end as it seems to match a sword Quillon? Please share your thoughts for identification. NO, it is not a drawer pull, haha. This colonial site has produced Spanish Reales, many flat buttons and other unique artifacts from Wake County, NC. THANKS FOR CHECKING IT OUT

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Ia.FurTrade

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Don't know what it is, but don't think a quillon as there would need to be a hole in the flat part for the blade to pass thru..................
Looks like you're on a great site!

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Steve in PA

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Not a sword expert, but I like what you're finding!
 

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