Can anyone date these???

[jdsarasin8194]

Found these today. ANYONE?

 

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[Rancho Leo]

The top two look like clothes line pulleys very common in the early 50's

 

[jdsarasin8194]

The top two look like clothes line pulleys very common in the early 50's

A little large for a clothes line one.

 

[d2]

Maybe a pulley for a well bucketd2

 

[RickyP]

Maybe a well pulley or from a sewing machine.

 

[jdsarasin8194]

Does anyone know a date on them? Thanks for the feed back

 

[fmerg]

the top one is a clothes line pulley 1940 to 1950 or so
the bottom one is a used to tighten the clothes line same time frame

 

[jdsarasin8194]

the top one is a clothes line pulley 1940 to 1950 or so
the bottom one is a used to tighten the clothes line same time frame

The bottom picture is of a gag loop for a horse harness I beleave http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,252859.msg1810515.html#msg1810515
You know the dates of that?

 

[BuckleBoy]

Due to the size and weight of the piece, I don't think it could be a clothes line pulley. My vote is either a barn pulley for lifting bales or some sort of pulley on a harvesting device from the late 1800s or early 1900s. Here is a photo of a barn pulley:



And if it's really eating at you (not knowing what it is), you could contact Doug de Shazer’s Lewis & Clark Pulley Museum in Crofton, Nebraska.




Regards,


Buckles

 

[CRUSADER]

Second one is a type of gag loop for horse tack. Didn't change much from 1900-modern