Finds 7-28-24 through 8-4-24

[sibbley]

I haven't been getting out too much lately. Too hot and too dry. I did get out to a new permission over the last week or so. A new park in a new township. One area of the small park has an iron infestation. I wonder if a structure may have stood there once. Nothing on maps or lidar. Only high tones were trash, mostly aluminum. Although I did grab a brass coat hook and copper button.

These first image are of unknown iron items. I'm thinking farming implement part for the first 4. Some type of spikes for the 5th.

Next are hand tools. 2 files, a chisel, and last photo includes a pliers.

Coat hook, button, and fishing items.

An old iron door knob.

Some other iron items including a buckle.

Looks like more rain and cooler days on the horizon. Maybe I'll get out more.

Thanks, for looking...

 

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[Mud Hut]

The first four photos show a broken portion of the gigantic twine arms on an old New Holland hay baler.

The fifth photo shows two spikes from an old spike-tooth harrow.



The tenth photo shows an old clevis pin, needle nose pliers, etc.

 

[sibbley]

The first four photos show a broken portion of the gigantic twine arms on an old New Holland hay baler.View attachment 2162583



The fifth photo shows two spikes from an old spike-tooth harrow.



The tenth photo shows an old clevis pin, needle nose pliers, etc.

Thanks, I've been wondering what the piece was in the first four pics. I had also wondered if the spikes in pic 5 were harrow teeth.