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Just a few more things

Here are a few more pics of some of the things I have found.

First set of pics is a whoknowswhat??? "Broadhead & Co, Sheffield" is the writing on the back.

Anyone have a clue as to what it may be?

Edited to add--Someone over on the other site said this is more than likely a spoon handle. Possibly pewter 18th/19th century.

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Here is my Pike pendant. This thing is really heavy for it's size and is relatively new. I thought it was pretty cool.

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And here is the last pic of the day. It appears to be a stamp of some sort. The only word that I can make out is the very last word and that is Powder. The pic isn't the greatest--I originally took the pic and realized that I had the stamp upside down. I rotated it hoping that it may help. I can't seem to get that last bit of gunk on the stamp off to identify what writing is there.

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Thanks for looking.
Speer34

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    lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 43,215 ✭✭✭✭✭


    << <i>Edited to add--Someone over on the other site said this is more than likely a spoon handle. Possibly pewter 18th/19th century. >>

    I agree, though I tend to think more toward the latter timeframe, i.e. 19th century.

    Love that fishy pendant.


    The last item is tantalizing- try and make out some more of the inscription!

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    ZotZot Posts: 825 ✭✭✭
    The stamp is very interesting.
    I couldn't help fiddling with the image a bit. This is as close to readability that I could get it.
    Looks to me like the last row could be "baking powder", middle row "????? powder", top row "(?)?URTMANN" ?

    Cool finds!


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