Museum of English Rural Life.

https://rdg.ent.sirsidynix.net.uk/client/en_GB/merl/search/results?qu=18th+century&qf=UR_FORMAT%09Format%09OBJECT%09Object&lm=MERL2&isd=true

Diderot Search for 18th century items & Trades.

https://quod.lib.umich.edu/d/did/

18th Century Jacobite Objects.

Backsword (detail) presented to Prince Charles Edward Stuart by James, 3rd Duke of Perth c. 1740. — Pictures courtesy of National Museums Scotland.

Movement of a pocket watch dug up in a field near Prestonpans, made by I Moncrief of London, late 17th-early 18th century.

Tabard or herald’s coat, Scottish, early 18th century.

Targe possibly used by Macdonald of Keppoch at Culloden.

More Information Here: http://www.themalaymailonline.com/features/article/jacobites-made-famous-in-outlander-focus-of-scottish-exhibition

Jacobite sites.

https://www.jacobitetrail.co.uk/

A List Of Goods For Indian Presents. 18th Century.

From a memorial from Benjamin Martyn, agent for Georgia, to the Board of Trade, Jan. 28, 1755. This is directly from a 1750 list of goods that was used to suggest what should be purchased with £1500 for Indian presents to be distributed to the groups bordering the colony of Georgia, reused by Martyn.

From the Colonial Records of the State of Georgia.

Enclosure A

A list of goods for Indian Presents.

20 pieces striped Duffils, the stripes bright
28 half pieces blew Strouds
14 half pieces red Do.
10 pieces blew plains corded and Wormed for Women
200 Yards of embroider’d Serge the patterns large
2500 lb F. Gunpowder
150 Wilson’s trading Guns
40 Fowling Pieces
12 Saddles with Cruppers and Bridles
8 Do. a better Sort with Housings
2 Gross Stone Rings
12 Doz. Horn Combs
6 Doz. Ivory Do.
4 Gross black and spotted Clasp knives
12 Doz. Razors
12 Doz. pair Scyssors
12 Doz. looking Glasses
12 Nests of red gilt trunks
19 Doz. check Shirts
18 Doz. white Garlics Do
15 pieces of Calicoe 18 yards in Each
50Cnt trading Bells
34 second hand scarlet, red, and blew coats
6 Do. a better sort, and 6 Waistcoats for head men
34 tinsel laced hats
6 tinsel laced hats a better Sort for Head Men
6 Gross Body Cadis in pieces 12 yards each
6 Gross figured and Star Gartering
30 lb Vermilion
14 Gross long Pipes
60 Gross Hunters Do
100 lb. Shag cut tobacco
40 lb. bright brass wire sorted
6 Gross Hawks Bells smallest size
12 Dozen Oval-eyed Hatchets
250 lb brass Kettles sorted
10 Nests tin Kettles 15 in Each
4 Doz. quart tin Pots
4 Doz. pint Do
4 Doz 1/2 Pint Do
4,000 Black flints for trading guns
1,000 Do for Fowling Pieces

Source: Coleman, K., Ready, M., (1976). The Colonial records of the state of Georgia. Vol.27, Original papers of Governor John Reynolds, 1754-1756. Athens: University of Georgia Press. pp. 30-31

Child's Silver Teething Whistle Found in James Fort Well

An 18th Century silver-gilt whistle/teething stick Maker's mark only (probably Mark Bock), circa 1760

https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/13774/lot/481/

More Artifacts.

Set of table knives and forks. Most had been lost in the house fire.

http://www.ahs-inc.biz/Sprague/foodways.html;

Spoon fragments. The spoon handle on the top left is ca. 1650-1700 knopf-head spoon, found in the north cellar. Next are two “dog-nose” spoons of the period ca. 1702-1713, a rounded end type of the early 18th century, a spoon bowl, and on the bottom is a nearly complete “Hanoverian” type which dates to the period ca. 1715 to 1800.

http://www.ahs-inc.biz/Sprague/foodways.html;

Sewing items from the Sprague house including scissors, needles, straight pins, thimbles, and a bone cap from a needle case. Colonial families made most of their own clothing

http://connecticuthistory.org/waste-not-want-not-the-colonial-era-midden/;

Various tools including (from left to right): two fragments of triangular files, a punch, four drill bits (one was bent into a hook), three splitting feathers, two knives and a complete half-round file with the maker’s initials “IK” stamped into it.

http://www.ahs-inc.biz/Sprague/crafts.html;

Gutenberg, from spoons to traps. A Link.

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/40255/40255-h/40255-h.htm

Sprague House.

I think I am correct in saying that the Sprague house was of Medieval period design, but built in the 18th century. Very interesting.
http://www.ahs-inc.biz/Sprague/foodways.html