Handbook of Ornament (1900) Franz Sales Meyer

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Handbook of Ornament (1900) Franz Sales Meyer
Some metal finds found while searching the ploughed fields of S.E. England.
1. Book clasp 15th/16th century & a Romano British Seal Box Cover.
2. Dagger Chape (from the tip of a scabbard). 15th-17th Century.
3. Two Anglo Saxon strap ends. 7th/8th Century.
4. Lid from a Mirror Case. 15th Century.
5. Spur Rowel. 15th Century.
6. Shield Shaped leather decoration together with a 15th Century Pewter Pilgrims Badge of 'Our Lady of Boulogne'.
7. 15th Century buckle with traces of gilding.
8. 17th Century (Jacobean) Buckle.
9. Three Small Medieval Buckles and a leather decoration.
10. Two Medieval Casket Keys. 14th/15th Century.
11. Two Early Medieval Buckles.
©Robin Fifield 2024.
Metal objects.
Black and white photo.
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Endlich passen die Blumen-und-Pflanzenmuster mit den echten Blättern, Blumen und so weiter zusammen. Die zarten Bögen oben und mildes Wetter heute, nice.
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Malaysian "Magnet Man" Liew Thow Lin has the ability to stick up to 36 kg worth of 2 kg or smaller metal objects to his body without any adhesive. Researchers found he has no magnetic field but his skin has very high levels of friction creating the suction effect. – WTF Fun Facts
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liew_Thow_Lin
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