biggbill Jr. Member Joined Mar 8, 2007 Messages 44 Reaction score 0 Golden Thread 0 Location Chicago Il Suburbs Detector(s) used My nose. I sniff it out.... Jul 4, 2010 #1 The chain is only 2 inches long. "c.r. to g.r" is 1/2 inch wide. I see no Makers Marks. Any info is appreciated. Thanks! Bill Attachments IMG_8301.webp 36.3 KB · Views: 350 IMG_8302.webp 50.4 KB · Views: 352
The chain is only 2 inches long. "c.r. to g.r" is 1/2 inch wide. I see no Makers Marks. Any info is appreciated. Thanks! Bill
Chug And Red Gold Member Joined Feb 18, 2010 Messages 7,400 Reaction score 2,687 Golden Thread 0 Location Vancouver WA Detector(s) used Chug)Whites Classic 5 ID, (Red Whites Coin master Pro) Chug and Reds New Additions Give It Up>> Garrett's AT Pro Buttercup>> Garrett's Ace 250 Show Me the Money>> Garrets Ace 400 Primary Interest: Metal Detecting Jul 4, 2010 #2 A picture would be a big help if you have one!!!! Upvote 0
DigginThePast Gold Member 🥇 Charter Member Joined Dec 31, 2008 Messages 10,709 Reaction score 89 Golden Thread 0 Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 4, 2010 #3 I see two pics but don't have a clue what the item is. Upvote 0
ivan salis Platinum Member Joined Feb 5, 2007 Messages 16,836 Reaction score 3,816 Golden Thread 0 Location callahan,fl Detector(s) used delta 4000 / ace 250 - used BH and many others too Jul 5, 2010 #4 some type of knitting needles ? -- joined together so as to not be lost from one another? Upvote 0
daroofa Hero Member Joined Apr 8, 2010 Messages 575 Reaction score 92 Golden Thread 0 Location Breckentucky MI Detector(s) used Garrett Ace 250 Jul 5, 2010 #5 They look like hat pins. Upvote 0
diggin jimmy hoffa Hero Member Joined Oct 5, 2007 Messages 765 Reaction score 42 Golden Thread 0 Location Somewhere in Michiana Detector(s) used XP Deus for now Tesoro Tiger Shark Primary Interest: All Treasure Hunting Jul 5, 2010 #6 Not quite sure what they are called. I did a Google search for Victorian Era Collar Pins and found something similar. Here's a link and hope it helps, as it sure looks very similar. http://www.jltimelessjewelry.com/victorian-poppy-pins-3058M.html HH DJH Upvote 0
Not quite sure what they are called. I did a Google search for Victorian Era Collar Pins and found something similar. Here's a link and hope it helps, as it sure looks very similar. http://www.jltimelessjewelry.com/victorian-poppy-pins-3058M.html HH DJH
P PChammer Sr. Member Joined Jun 11, 2010 Messages 337 Reaction score 15 Golden Thread 0 Jul 5, 2010 #7 They are very similar to hat or poppy pins but they look larger like an old tie pin. Note: they do come in many sizes as I just found out though. Paul EDIT: found one image so far... http://www.adin.be/en/3thpage.asp?DTNimg=09104-4196.p00.jpg#img1 http://www.homefarmantiques.com/antiqueDetails.aspx?p=455 Also, If you do a search on stick pins you will find many similar. It's very possible the chain has nothing to do with the pins and was put together that way. Upvote 0
They are very similar to hat or poppy pins but they look larger like an old tie pin. Note: they do come in many sizes as I just found out though. Paul EDIT: found one image so far... http://www.adin.be/en/3thpage.asp?DTNimg=09104-4196.p00.jpg#img1 http://www.homefarmantiques.com/antiqueDetails.aspx?p=455 Also, If you do a search on stick pins you will find many similar. It's very possible the chain has nothing to do with the pins and was put together that way.
Dano Sverige Silver Member Joined Aug 10, 2009 Messages 2,966 Reaction score 189 Golden Thread 0 Location SWEDEN Detector(s) used (on the dry)Minelab ETRAC, backup x-terra 305.(in the wet ) Minelab Excalibur II Jul 5, 2010 #8 Looks homemade to me. Upvote 0