Fox Hunting Button

Elizabeth 1st 1572 AD Rose Mintmark.
Third Issue Six Pence Hammered Silver Coin.
She was the last Tudor Monarch & Ruled 45 years.

Gilded Griffin Design
Livery Button

Fob Seal Matrix
Missing Carved
Intaglio

King George the 5th Coin Carved
For use as a Pendant, 1910-1936

18th Century Thimble
"Love" Inscribed

Part of a
Medieval Buckle

Queen Victoria Gold Half Sovereign 1901 AD.
Victoria Ruled 1837-1901 AD.

Royal Regiment
of Artillery Badge

Toy Pistol

Elizabeth the 1st Hammered Silver Coin.
Rose Mintmark 1565 AD. Being well educated,
Queen Elizabeth was fluent in six languages.

Nipple Style Buttons
17th Century

Watch Winder
Ornate Design

A Norwich Farthing Token 1667 AD.
Shield & Castle on Reverse side.

Shoe Buckle
1700's AD

Royal Marines
Light Infintry Button

Continental Jetton portrait on obverse
On reverse: Fleu-De-Lis style Cross

Victorian Jewelry

Belt Mount
Post Medieval

French 10 Centimes Holed Coin
Liberte Eqalite Fraternite RF
Translates to Liberty Equality Brotherhood

Decorated Crotal Bell
with Makers Marks
16th Century

1891-1901 Royal Navy
Officers Button

Silver Hammered coins
Showing Plow Damage

Elizabeth the 1st
Hammered Silver
Shillling Reverse

Royal Artillery Button
Post 1795

German Jetton
1570's AD

Darwin / Sheffield
Counter Stamped Piece
Possible Transporation Token

Coin Weight

Dress Button 18th C.

A Norwich Token 1700's AD
with Norwich Shield & Castle

Hand Scored Tombac
18th Century Button

Lead Trade Weight

Flower Design
Guilded Button

Copper Alloy Strap End

Modern Hallmarked
Silver Spoon

Bible / Book Clasp

Hans Krauwinckel German Jetton 1560-1610 AD.
Jettons were used in calculation of accounts.

Hexagonal Tombac Button
Floral Design 18th C.

Guilded Captains Button
Royal Navy 1827

Confectioners Token
Dated 1839

General Services Button
Royal Military 1820

Open Top 15th C.
Tailors Thimble

Blood & Fire
Pin or Brooch

Elizabeth the 1st Half Groat, London Mint. Her reign saw
many brave voyages of discovery & prepared England for
an age of trade. She formed the East India Company.

Casket Key Plate

Coin Purse Bar

King George II Old Bust Type, Georgius Copper
Britannia on Reverse 1745 AD

Cross & Skull
Pirate Symbol Button

Belt / Harness Mount
Post Medieval Era

King James the 1st Hammered Silver Coin Half Groat.
Bent for use as a Love Token 1603-1625 AD.
King of the House of Stuart & the Common Wealth.

Spur Fragment
Missing Rowel

Tudor openwork Button
Late 15th-16th C.

King James II (1437-1460), Scottish Silver Groat
known as Fiery Face because of a large birthmark
He reinstated Edinburgh as the capital of Scotland

The Welsh Regiment
With POW plume
Military Cap badge

Horse Pendant hanger
bar fragment

King George Ist Gold Half Guinea Dated 1719 AD
The word guinea stemmed from the origin of the
gold from Guinea, Africa. This coin was minted
and in use during the U.S. Colonial Era.

Tudor Sword hanger
Green & red Enamel
With Roses design

A clothing hook
with portrait bust

King George III Milled copper penny 1771
He was widely remembered for two things,
losing the American colonies and going mad.

Heart design item
From Charm bracelet

Tudor Buckle
Classic Design

Philip and Mary, Hammered Silver Grote
Mary Ist, the reigning Queen of England married
Emperor Charles V's son, Prince Philip Hapsburg
of Spain, on 25 July 1554, at Winchester Cathedral

Tudor Era
Clothing Hook
Ornate Design

James VI, Scottish Hammered Silver Merk 1602 AD.
Also known as the half thistle dollar with a value
of 13 shillings and 4 pence. A Coin of James VI
prior to his also becoming King of England in 1603

King Henry VIII Hammered Silver Sovereign Penny
Bishop Tunstall was given licence to mint this coin
Henry VIII is known to have been an avid gambler
He was also an accomplished musician, author, and poet