Good day on the farm, few items to ID if you can?

[Adam_Hall]

18th/19th Century finger ring, with a floral design, perhaps Georgian



A copper alloy military collar badge of either the '36th (Herefordshire) Regiment of Foot' or 'The Queens Own (Royal West Kent Regiment)'. Without fixing lugs to the back. 1889/90



Bovril advertising token, from the late 19th century?



Could be a brooch, broken in place.



Bear holding or wrestling with a tree? loop to the bottom.



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[furriner]

Very nice finds - I've seen the bear and post motif before - military? To be honest many of the images suggest a military slant to the overall group.

[Adam_Hall]

Sorry, forgot to metntion, the coins, one is two badly worn to date, but looks like a Victoria half penny, the other is a 1861 Victoria Penny.

[Adam_Hall]

Very nice finds - I've seen the bear and post motif before - military? To be honest many of the images suggest a military slant to the overall group.

Yeah, i cannot find to ID, one of the items ive traced is a 19th century military collar badge, lion sat on the crown.

[tim66]

Nice selection Adam. The only help I can offer is that I believe the bear and ragged staff is the county motif for Warwickshire, might just point you in the right direction

Tim

[Adam_Hall]

This one says Band of hope, which i believe is an organisation set up in 1847, for children who on membership would abstain from alcohol.

[martin]

sorry i can't help you id anything i am new to this but what a great day you have had there well done

[warwickshire-man]

Hi mate, Bear and Ragged Staff is a warwickshire thing http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/web/corp ... 38003531A9