Double frame iron utilitarian buckle with single prong.
Iron | Object #: 1825120
Heavily corroded. 1/2 of buckle frame. Measurements taken on thick corrosion.
Heavily corroded. 1/2 of buckle frame. Measurements taken on thick corrosion.
Slightly curved profile. Possibly knee or shoe buckle; similar size to tongue for knee buckle 1820836.
In very poor condition. Slightly curvature to profile. Likely a shoe buckle.
Buckle has oval frame and slightly curved profile. Pin parallel to long axis of buckle; possibly a large knee buckle.
Heavily corroded. Incomplete. Single (?) frame buckle.
Iron D-shape frame buckle, no tongue. Poor condition.
In poor condition. Missing tongue. D-shape single frame iron util. buckle. May have once had plate- pin has piece of metal looped around frame that may have once connected body of plate to buckle.
Completeness includes the tang and part of the blade
Very fragmented, one fragment in particular shows the folded position of the knife blade next to the bone handle.
This is a partially complete iron rim lock. From the 17th through the 19th centuries, rim locks were the most common form of door lock. They varied in size and complexity and were primarily produced in England until the 19th century. Unlike mortise locks where the locking mechanism is inserted into a…
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