1833 John Hallett Estate/ Colonial- style spoon/ Hallettsville, Texas.

[Clayton J. Migl]

Circa 1800 iron spoon recovered from the Texas pioneers, John and Margaret Hallett’s 1833 cabin site. They founded the city of Hallettsville.

Front and back side of spoon.

 

[east texas terry]

Circa 1800 spoon recovered from the Texas pioneers, John and Margaret Hallett’s 1833 cabin site. They founded the city of Hallettsville.

Front View attachment 238734and back side of

 

[east texas terry]

I have a teaspoon & a tablespoon like yours they are German Sliver

 

[Clayton J. Migl]

I have a teaspoon & a tablespoon like yours they are German SliverView attachment 238740View attachment 238741View attachment 238742View attachment 238743

Top one looks older. German one may be as new as the 1920s. Any idea what the top one is made of? Mine is iron, which is a testament to its true age. Hey Terry, remember me at the Yoakum show? I was the young fellow that came and looked at your display. Very impressive. A shame none was for sale.


Clayton J. Migl

 

[east texas terry]

Top one looks older. German one may be as new as the 1920s. Any idea what the top one is made of? Mine is iron, which is a testament to its true age. Hey Terry, remember me at the Yoakum show? I was the young fellow that came and looked at your display. Very impressive. A shame none was for sale.


Clayton J. Migl

The top one is German Sliver It was dug out of civil hut in Va. it is the teaspoon. The tablespoon was with some civil era war fork i bought.

 

[Bohdan]

Circa 1800 iron spoon recovered from the Texas pioneers, John and Margaret Hallett’s 1833 cabin site. They founded the city of Hallettsville.

Front and back side of spoon.

Never heard of it.