Seal matrix ring and some silver...

[Bavaria Mike]

I've been getting out on short hunts and making some finds. This area has produced my oldest coins. It was an old farm/guest house into the 1600s then used as farm land ever since. Here's the relics. A hand worker pin, wax seal matrix 1700s, small button 1700s, small tap, bronze ring, small bowl weight, cross, brass wedding band, older buckle and a Nazi brooch.

I think this is some kind of handworkers pin, not real sure.

Here is a close up of the wax seal matrix, initials P.S. he looks to have been a carpenter. I mirrored the image so it is legible.

Some of the coins I found, upper left is a French Napoleon 1856, the oldest coin, a silver is a 1766. HH, Mike

 

[EOS]

Great finds!

I have also found one Napeloen III 1862 in Oswestry.
Your silvercoin is really nice.Relics are also fun.

Mike

 

[Furious T]

Fantastic! Great work.

 

[Brian in Oz]

Hi Mike, It's been a long while. Good to see you are still into the "Goodies"
Regards, Brian

 

[Bavaria Mike]

Thanks all! I also thought the ring may be Masonic but really looks more like Carpenter tools. The area of Germany where I live was founded by Czechs so there is definitely some Eastern influence.
A forum friend ID'ed the handworker pin, it was issued in the winter of 1933 to volunteers, under the hands is a Swastika, hard to make out even on a well preserved pin. Here's a better picture,
http://www.huesken.com/shop/de/winterhilfswerk-reichsstrassensammlung/-deine-hand-dem-handwerk-1392.html. HH, Mike

 

[Jack Beam]

Some really interesting finds!! Congrats!!

 

[pescadore]

Those are some really nice finds. The matrix ring is really cool. Congrats on all your finds and a job well done !!!

 

[7centsworth]

I would really like to find things as old as that some day.

 

[RickIowa2009]

Thanks for sharing those great finds