excavated colonial period buckle
COLONIAL ERA BUCKLE
Colonial era buckle excavated in Charleston County SC.  The buckle measures approximately 1 1/8 inches in length. Buckle is circa 1700-1750.

Price:  $20
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PLANTATION HOE - COLONIAL ERA
Plantation hoe in superb condition excavated at a plantation site in Dorchester County South Carolina.  Measures approximately 10 inches by 6.5 inches.

Price:  $30
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colonial period hoe
RARE COLONIAL ERA SASH SAW
A sash saw would have been used by two men to cut boards out of logs.  One man would stand in an excavated pit while another would work the saw from the top. This piece has got to be very rare as I have only seen hand draw sketches in books.  Measures almost 6 feet in length so we'll have to make special arrangements for shipping. Excavated SC.
Price:  $170
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colonial era sash saw
COLONIAL ERA LOCK
This is a really neat piece that was excavated about a year ago in Dorchester County South Carolina.  It actually has the KEY still in it.  Circa 1750.  Has been cleaned using electrolysis and coated for preservation.

Price:  $30
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colonial era lock excavated
COLONIAL PERIOD HEAL PLATE
Recently excavated colonial period heal plate. This plate was excavated at a plantation site in Dorchester County SC.

Price:  SOLD

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colonial period heal plate excavated
REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD SHOVEL
This piece has a great provenance with it.  It was part of Dr. Francis Lord's collection and comes with a note from the original dealer to Dr. Lord.  This piece was found at Fort Haldimand and is in remarkable shape for something 225+ years old.

Price:  $120
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revolutionary war period shovel
Colonial Period Sash Buckle
1740 GEORGE II HALF CENT
This is a really high grade George II half cent that you just won't be able to upgrade.  Measures approximately 28 mm. 

Price:  SOLD

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1740 George II Half Cent

COLONIAL PERIOD SASH BUCKLE
This is an incredibly crude colonial period sash buckle.  It looks so crude that it looks like it belongs in 14th century Scotland.  This piece must be 16th century.  Found near Charleston SC.

Price:  SOLD

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