two almost buck listers and a nice shoe buckle frame

[Lost Signal]

From this past weekend... The seal and weight are not really rare enough to be bucket listers but they are relics that I have been hoping to add to my collection for a while now.


Looks like the center says "BURY."

My first trade weight. I think the sword means London and there appears to be a crown over a "G," but not sure which George that would be. Can't make out the other symbol.

Parasol handle?

Some lemon juice brought out a lot of silver.

Need some help with this one. I think it could be half of a dress clasp of some kind. I could see a ribbon being sewn around the bar on the back and the other half of the clasp would have a male-piece to go into the slot. But, I can't find any examples like it, so I don't know.

Thanks for looking.

 

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[Digger RJ]

Nice!!!!! Congrats!!!!!

 

[AJH]

Great finds!

 

[billb]

Congratulations well done,,I hope you can send a good luck signal over here,,

 

[CRUSADER]

Due to the spaces of the 3 verification marks I can tell its a Geo II period pan/trade weight - 1727-60 (Yes, London)

Forgot the name of them but the silver item is 18th C & went around the neck area. I think its called a 'Stock' hasp?! (the stock clasp went into it)

 

[Lost Signal]

Due to the spaces of the 3 verification marks I can tell its a Geo II period pan/trade weight - 1727-60 (Yes, London)

Forgot the name of them but the silver item is 18th C & went around the neck area. I think its called a 'Stock' hasp?! (the stock clasp went into it)

Thanks for the ID's. I was really struggling with the hasp. That's another first for me from this hunt.

 

[erfranks]

Great saves!!

 

[Hunk-a-lead]

sweet finds, cleaned up really nice. thanks for posting

 

[mbcuce]

That bale seal this interesting. On the perimeter is looks like GRUMBY SONS .... In the middle I thought it was a number and then a unit, 750 RT or something like that.