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[GroundS.KeepeR]

What do i have?

 

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[DirtyMike]

#1 appears to be a iron stir up #2 looks like part of a horse bit and #3 are rings used to link chains.

 

[GroundS.KeepeR]

#1 appears to be a iron stir up #2 looks like part of a horse bit and #3 are rings used to link chains.

Thanks kinda thought so on these ..I have about 2 ice cream buckets ..of dug up metal ..Is hard to throw it away ..never know may be something good that i dont know about.. lol..

 

[Breezie]

Yep, I think #1 looks like an iron stirrup; #2 I can see very well, but could be part of a horse bit; #3 looks like wagon or horse tack. Breezie

 

[vayank54]

How wide is #1? Is there a round hole about 1/2" in the center of the bottom. If so #1 is a part of a wagon. If no hole then it might be a stirup

 

[GroundS.KeepeR]

Yep, I think #1 looks like an iron stirrup; #2 I can see very well, but could be part of a horse bit; #3 looks like wagon or horse tack. Breezie

Thanks Breezie your always helpfull

 

[GroundS.KeepeR]

How wide is #1? Is there a round hole about 1/2" in the center of the bottom. If so #1 is a part of a wagon. If no hole then it might be a stirup

With all the rust its hard to tell ..The only hole is on the one side..pics below..Thanks!

 

[GroundS.KeepeR]

#1 appears to be a iron stir up #2 looks like part of a horse bit and #3 are rings used to link chains.

Thanks

 

[Sky Pilot]

No. 1 does appear to be an iron stirrup, but then the last picture posted makes it look like part of a singletree, which would also be a reasonable find to go with the chain links and bits. Either way, Great Finds!! I'm glad you don't toss things you don't recognize. I did that for a while because my Dad was saving scrap, until I inadvertently threw away the top of an Excelsior (Yankee) land mine, and several artillery fuses. I had to learn the hard way. Great Hunting and Good Luck!!! Regards, Skypilot

 

[GroundS.KeepeR]

No. 1 does appear to be an iron stirrup, but then the last picture posted makes it look like part of a singletree, which would also be a reasonable find to go with the chain links and bits. Either way, Great Finds!! I'm glad you don't toss things you don't recognize. I did that for a while because my Dad was saving scrap, until I inadvertently threw away the top of an Excelsior (Yankee) land mine, and several artillery fuses. I had to learn the hard way. Great Hunting and Good Luck!!! Regards, Skypilot

Thank you

 

[vayank54]

I think skypilot02 is right on the iron piece. That's what I was thinking of was a single tree but couldn't remember the name.

 

[Sky Pilot]

I think skypilot02 is right on the iron piece. That's what I was thinking of was a single tree but couldn't remember the name.

Thanks VY54!! Regards, Skypilot