The rest of the England finds

[cudamark]

Here's a group shot of the finds I had on my last England trip. In addition to the items I already posted, there were a few more interesting finds.....at least according to my export documents. One is my first Saxon find, which is just a fragment. It's called a "harness cheek piece" on the docs. It's the item on the left and above the large curved bronze nail. Another surprise was a silver Roman fourrees coin in the upper left. It's pretty mangled. In fact, I don't know how they even I.D.'d the thing! The badge looking thing left of the spoons and just above the RH thimble is a Victorian era letter clip (whatever that is) dated January, 1845. Any other questions, just ask!

 

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[CRUSADER]

Not seen a Victorian letter clip before, different.
If you do close up pictures of the silver plated Roman, we might be able to narrow it down a little.
Can't see the Saxon/Viking Cheek Piece, maybe picture that at the same time. If I'm following where your saying, I see part of a Medieval buckle.

 

[cudamark]

Here you go......

 

[Joe-Dirt]

Nice haul!!! I’d love to detect there, nice job

 

[CRUSADER]

Here you go......

Thanks.
Thats a shame, no details on the coin to ID, as its fire damaged.

Not sure what that ancient piece is, not a buckle, not a cheek piece that I'm aware of. See how they tend to have a flatter profile, not round:
Saxonharnessfittings

 

[Digger RJ]

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!! England...., Wow!!! Just being able to detect there....!!!

 

[billb]

Congratulations on your recoveries from your visit to England..well done

 

[pepperj]

Nice selection finds Mark, congrats
The letter clip has me wondering as all the images I come up with are a little different design.
It almost reminds me of a fob of sorts.
The link has a nice write up on the maker's and the clip.
Charles Parker, A Birmingham Whistle Maker History and News about Dowler & Sons A.Strauss ? Whistle Museum

 

[cudamark]

Yup, this one says "Henry Phipson & Partners" on it along with the date I already mentioned.