Hoping to find some info about these items found in Jacksonville, preferable the use and time period of use or origin. I know one of them is not metal, but maybe someone knows anyway.
Photos 813 and 814 are of an iron implement approximately 5.4kg. There are no bolt holes or and areas that look as if something attached had broken off. My guess is something to do with a railroad or ship, but really I have no idea where to begin.
Photos 815 and 816 are of what I'm guessing is a bed warmer based on images I've seen of others online.
Photos 817 through 820 are different clasps. Two suspender clasps, one belt or strap clasp, and one lock clasp like off of a jewelry box or something. The suspender and belt clasps are brass by my guess, but the lock clasp is some type of iron.
Photo 821 is a civil war era bullet. I've already found some good leads on this one, but have little to no experience identifying them. I can post pictures of different angles if necessary.
Photo 822 and 823 is a locket, no sure what it is made of, but seems to be two different metals, as one has tarnished. Ideas on how to test it are welcome also.
Photo 824 is some sort of ceramic or glass sheep figurine.
Thanks for any input or knowledge. If you have any other questions or need more info about dimensions, weights, or need different photos please ask.
Photos 813 and 814 are of an iron implement approximately 5.4kg. There are no bolt holes or and areas that look as if something attached had broken off. My guess is something to do with a railroad or ship, but really I have no idea where to begin.
Photos 815 and 816 are of what I'm guessing is a bed warmer based on images I've seen of others online.
Photos 817 through 820 are different clasps. Two suspender clasps, one belt or strap clasp, and one lock clasp like off of a jewelry box or something. The suspender and belt clasps are brass by my guess, but the lock clasp is some type of iron.
Photo 821 is a civil war era bullet. I've already found some good leads on this one, but have little to no experience identifying them. I can post pictures of different angles if necessary.
Photo 822 and 823 is a locket, no sure what it is made of, but seems to be two different metals, as one has tarnished. Ideas on how to test it are welcome also.
Photo 824 is some sort of ceramic or glass sheep figurine.
Thanks for any input or knowledge. If you have any other questions or need more info about dimensions, weights, or need different photos please ask.
