Titled family livery button
19th Century

Victoria Coronation Medallion issued to commemorate
the Coronation of Queen Victoria ascended the throne
june 20,1837 crowned Queen of England june 28, 1838

Livery button
19th Century

Queen Elizabeth 1st
Six pence 1595 AD
Hammered Silver coin

TOY PETRONEL
A toy gun dating from
The 16th/17th centuries

Royal Artillery button
3rd Field Artillery -
Regiment 1793-1843

Decorated Crotal Bell
Circa 15th-17th C. AD
Bells worn by animals

King George III, English silver Crown 1819 AD
On the reverse St. George Slaying The Dragon
King of England during American Revolution(1760-1820).

Working Toy Cannon
1700's military toy
Note the fuse hole

Phillip III 1658 AD
A Silver Spanish Coin

Spanish Gold Hammered Coin, (1 Escudo) Circa: 1550 AD
Shield side: Ioana et Karolus (Joanna and Charles I).
Cross side: Hispaniarvm Reges Sicilie. They Are noted for
Being the Very First Gold Escudos coin struck at any Mint.

Livery Button
Griffin and Castle

lead bag seal

Edward VI 1547-1553 King of England, Ireland and France
He was Son of Henry VIII and his 3rd wife Jane Seymour
Edward came to the throne at age nine

3 Clothes Hooks 16 C.
Incomplete fragments

Livery Button
Mermaid Motif

Two Styles of early Buckles
Note: The metal attachments for leather

Unidentified Irish Coin
Date also Unknown

Cupid Angel Brooch

Half Penny of Queen Victoria's long reign (1837-1901)
Queen Victoria Bronze Half Penny 1862

Decorative Hat Pin
Flower Motif

Crown Sports Pin

Livery Button
Fighting Lion

Watch Winder Key
Incomplete

A Crotal Bell
17thC. Decorated

Religious Cross
Necklace Piece

Military School Crest
Uniform Pin

Clothing Bag Seal
Made of Lead

Royal Constables Button

Fox Hunt Coat Button

A Norwich Farthing token dated 1667

Escutcheon plate 18 C.
For a Drawer handle

Livery button 1800's
Horse and bridal

Clothing hook fastener
Copper alloy 15th-16th C.

Double Frame Buckle
16th Century

Livery button post 1810
Gryphon at Ready

Milled Silver love token
Bent for this purpose

Hawking whistle, copper alloy, In use in the 1700's
Hawks were flown against two types of prey:
Ground game (Hares) and birds (ducks & Cranes)

Englands Royal Military
Officers button pre-1820

Watch Key 18th C.

Silver hammered coin 1649-60 AD.
Struck during the Commonwealth of Britain, Ireland
Symbolized by St.Georges cross and the Irish harp

Berlin sack or bale seal
18th to early 19th C.

Damianus Krauwinkel
German Jetton 1570's

Queen Elizabeth 1st 1587 Hammered silver sixpence
Ruled 44 years, Parents: Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
Remembered as:The Virgin Queen, Good Queen Bess, Gloriana

Baldrick Buckle 17th C.
A Sword belt buckle

Unusual Style Buckle

German Jetton 1586-1635
Used as reckoning counter

Decorative button17th c.

A trade company
Lead sack seal

Nipple button 17th C.

Ladly of Francis Token
L.F.C. Millham 1666 AD

Early Livery button
A walking Griffin

16th Century Jetton.
Jewelled crown type

King George III milled silver coin
King of England 1760-1820

Musket balls used
For Military & hunting

1700's Bronze Spur
(Fragment) also
missing iron rowel

Ruled As King James the Ist of England (1603-25)
& As James VI of Scotland (1567-1625). His reign
witnessed English colonization in North America
Silver Hammered Coin with Crowned Irish Harp

A lead Statuette
A Lady with a Hat

Charles II Early milled Silver three pence 1676 AD
Charles was proclaimed King of Scotland and some
parts of England and Ireland at Scone, in 1651

Norwich Farthing Token Dated 1668 Ad
Used to trade for good or services

Titled family livery button
Griffin and sea serpent

Charles the 1st copper "Royal" Farthing 1625-1642 AD
A hammered copper coin equal to 1 quarter Pence (penny)
This coin was hammered off center on both sides

Hand made Earing

Hunting hound button

King James the 1st Hammered silver Shilling
A Shilling was valued at 12 pence (pennies)
James Ruled England 1603-1625 AD

Casket key plate

Tudor era copper
Belt buckle plate

G.S.M. token with crest on reverse dated 1652

Livery Button
Person with dog

Worn copper coin
Bent as love token
Stamped letter C.

James Ist Thistle Crown Halfgroat Silver hammered coin
The Stuarts had ruled Scotland since 1371, but James VI
of Scotland was the first Stuart king of England.

Costume jewelry piece

Costume jewelry piece

James Ist Coin weight with kings profile portrait,
Crown and XXII S. marking on other side, used
to confirm the weight of a Gold hammered Coin

Casket box
Key plate

Castle Crest button

Charles Ist Scottish 20 pence hammered silver coin
may of been holed/defaced by someone unhappy with
King Charles who was executed for treasion in 1649

Personal ID tag
Maria Rutterford
Mattishall village

Button with Flower
and wreath motif

King George the Ist copper farthing, He ruled 1714-1727 AD
Born & raised in Germany, He spoke German, French and
a little English - First king of the house of Hanover

Interesting Buckle

Bible/Book clasp

Queen Mary the Ist silver hammered halfgrout
Mary the Ist was the first Queen Regnant 1553-1558 AD
She married Philip, King of Spain in 1554 AD

A Button
City of Norwich

Silver Hammered coin
E struck on worn
out Elizabeth coin?

The Isle of Man lies in the Irish sea between the
United Kingdom and Ireland. This Artifact
bears The island's famous three-legged symbol

Ornate button
17th century