Can you identify these?

[greg1186]

I detected in northern New Jersey. In the woods.. Where an existing house used to be... The rock walls were still there from original basement but nothing else. I know there was a small village in this area starting 1791 and became woods around 1860. Can you help identify these items??

 

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[Breezie]

The top piece looks like part of the base to a vintage lamp. The bottom piece looks like part of a single tree.

WELCOME to the forum!

Breezie

 

[greg1186]

The top piece looks like part of the base to a vintage lamp. The bottom piece looks like part of a single tree. WELCOME to the forum! Breezie

thank you for the response! What type of lamp would this have been? An oil lamp? Or is it not old enough? Also what is a single tree? I did a google search but got nothing lol. Sorry for all the questions. I'm new and curious about my finds

 

[greg1186]

Sorry for the double post :/ not sure how to delete.

 

[Breezie]

thanks for the response! If it was a lamp, what type? An oil lamp? Is or is it not that old? And what is a single tree? Tried a google
Search with no luck. Sorry for so many questions, I'm new and curious about my finds.

Yes, the piece you found could have been from an oil lamp. It's such a small section, it's really hard to tell, but I think it's a high possibility.

A single tree yoke hooks up a horse/mule to a wagon, plow, or the likes. Check out this page:
Vintage single tree yoke antique collector wood steel buggy horse mule A3 - Everything Else - horse yoke



No problem on asking questions; that's how we all learn!
Breezie

 

[greg1186]

Yes, the piece you found could have been from an oil lamp. It's such a small section, it's really hard to tell, but I think it's a high possibility. A single tree yoke hooks up a horse/mule to a wagon, plow, or the likes. Check out this page: Vintage single tree yoke antique collector wood steel buggy horse mule A3 - Everything Else - horse yoke <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=949604"/> No problem on asking questions; that's how we all learn! Breezie

thanks! I'm def gonna go back to the spot!! My goal is to find my first silver coin once the ground thaws

 

[creskol]

What are the measurements on the iron piece please?

 

[greg1186]

What are the measurements on the iron piece please?

I would say 2.75 inches in length and 2 inches wide... I'll try and snap some pics

 

[greg1186]

 

[creskol]

My bad, Greg .. I meant the iron loop .. sorry about that!

 

[greg1186]

My bad, Greg .. I meant the iron loop .. sorry about that!

oh darn, I don't have that on me right now for exact measurements. But id say at least 4 inches long and at least 1.5 inches wide

 

[greg1186]

I could be a bit off though

 

[nhbenz]

Stove parts? Similar to: How do you attach a stove pipe to a old stove? | Hearth.com Forums Home

 

[greg1186]

Stove parts? Similar to: How do you attach a stove pipe to a old stove? | Hearth.com Forums Home

could be! Thanks for the response. Once we lose all this snow here I'm going to go back and see if I find
Anymore parts