kiddrock33
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can anyone help me identify this type of chain? kiddrock33
kiddrock33 said:i hope your right. thanks for the reply. very highly detailed engraving every dot is a star. could it be gold. im going to a jeweler tomoorrow thanks kiddrock33
More early 1900's I would think.SWR said:kiddrock33 said:its possibly 1820 to 1835. american militia.
with welded links, eh?![]()
kiddrock33 said:i took the chains to an expert he says its brass overlayed with silver. its possibly 1820 to 1835. american militia. elected officers sword hanger. due to the equal length of chains means it was hung straight down with the hooks on each side of the hilt.he didnt mention value. he also told me how to care for it.and who to bring it to. very exciting find for me. to think i thought it was a dog chain . hmmm kiddrock33
kiddrock33 said:i guess its just junk ill go bury it again kidd
Michelle said:If there is a weld in it Jeff it has to be more modern....![]()
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Like I said "You just gotta love this guy"PBK said:Michelle said:If there is a weld in it Jeff it has to be more modern....![]()
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Actually, a lot depends on how "welding" is defined. Check out:
http://www.weldinghistory.org/history/welding/index.html
dg39 said:Looks like a sword scabbard hanger to me. KP or KC or OF.
There were normally two attached to the scabbard.