Any ideas on some of these items?

[Ace 350]

I’ve been going through some of my unidentified items that I dug up last winter. I had been detecting a CW camp place but I stumbled upon old house sites too so I’m trying to see what’s from the CW and what’s not. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Ace 350]

More pictures

 

[Ronstar]

Absolutely no idea..... the ling spike is kinda cool, great for yard or wall art.

 

[Cierlast]

The second and fifth photos could be an old book hasp. The fourth and sixth photos could be a lead rosette.

 

[Ace 350]

The second and fifth photos could be an old book hasp. The fourth and sixth photos could be a lead rosette.

Thanks for your reply on those.

 

[okierebel]

Sorry late again pic 1 is a lockfly its a cover over a padlock keyhole swings out of way to insert key. Should have a crown
and GR on it. Made in England it is period(CW). Pic 4 and 5 is probably what we call a whizzy -whiz. Tie a string through
the hole and swing it around over your head and it makes a whirring sound. Poor kids used to mak'em.

 

[okierebel]

Sorry late again pic 1 is a lockfly its a cover over a padlock keyhole swings out of way to insert key. Should have a crown
and GR on it. Made in England it is period(CW). Pic 4 and 5 is probably what we call a whizzy -whiz. Tie a string through
the hole and swing it around over your head and it makes a whirring sound. Poor kids used to mak'em.

I meant pic 4 and 6 on the lead piece! Lockfly is a partial piece but is shaped like several I found one still on the padlock.
Have also found silverware(plated) with same markings. GR is Georgius Rex(king george) and crown is Sheffield. Those
markings are still in use today. Some are VR (Victoria Regina/ queen victoria.