A Bit of Victorian Silver

[Erik in NJ]

My first "O" mint mark on the Barber. Large cent is 1949 with a counter-strike in the shape of a triangle with "RAM" on bottom and a number on top (store card or tool tag???), still soaking in hydrogen peroxide, token from a long ago removed trolley line (my 4th), Colonial button, religeous medal, and more yet to be displayed later. Thought I'd show the silver from the day first. Also a silver plated Lover's Spoon bearing the likeness of Cupid yet to be displayed. Colonial or pre-colonial pewter spoon handle......all found with capri_auto yesterday!

 

[captn_se]

That sterling salt shaker is a really cool find!!

You've got a great spot there to hunt...lots of great relics and coinage.

Keep them coming, Erik!!

CAPTN SE
Dan

 

[Erik in NJ]

This site has sure given up an amazing array of finds so far. Thanks for your comments. The complete salt shaker is about 1-1/4" high and bottom about the circumference of a quarter. It was quite deep. The crushed salt shaker top looks older and is more ornate. Any ideas on what the other thing is??? I thought maybe a decorative edge for something, but it's angled at greater than 90 degrees. Pretty though.