measurement width taken from diameter of reconstructed fragments, metal hardware with threads on 2/3rds and remaining is hexagonal head. Hexagonal head silver on inside, brassy on outside, and threads brassy on outside and covered in dark green/grey patina on inside, coarse grained, one artifact in four pieces

composite metal drop-down handle. Comprised of a hollow main handle piece created by folding a flat piece of metal around to form a tube through which a flat piece of metal runs from end to end creating the attachments for whatever the handle was made for. The handle is wrapped with a smaller metal wire creating a woven design whose edges are tucked in between the edges of the folded metal, also has one metal bead. Likely for a decorative item. Dark brown/grey patina, possible a copper alloy

drop-down handle from drawer or cabinet hardware, oval with ends curling back under , no visible design or pattern, circular in cross-section, thicker in middle of handle, tapering towards where it would attach with the rest of the hardware, mottled green and red oxidization

folded metal fragment, raised and beveled edges, possibly rim or lid of tin or can, dull silver in colour, dark purpole/grey patina, some red oxidization, corroded, no other identifying marks, tin alloy?

rectangular metal fragment, machine made, possible punched hole in middle, silver in colouf, some red oxidization, slightly raised edges, some white patina, no other identifying marks

metal fragment, looks like rim piece of lid for can or tin, machine made, folded rim, white/light grey patina, slight red oxidization, corroded, no oher identifying marks

metal fragment folded up and crushed, possible round hole punched in side, suggests that it's a top of a larger can or tin, mottled white, black, and brown patinas, some red oxidization, corrosion, looks machine cut, no other identifying marks

rectangular machine cut metal fragment folded over, dark purple/grey patina, some red oxidization, scratched marks appear brassy, no identifying marks or anyhing visible that would suggest a can or tin

metal double-sided safety razor with comb-tooth edges, looks similar to original from Gillette in early 1900s (1904?), brass in colour, red oxidization

folded piece of metal, looks machine cut on two sides, green oxidization present, some red rus, scratched marks appear brassy, some white patina, no identifying marks or anything visible that would suggest a can or tin