Hello everyone. Curious if this is an old horseshoe piece here and if the chain is modern or older. Thanks for checking it out and happy hunting everyone!
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I’d say the chain is fairly old, at least 100 years and that does look like a busted horseshoe.
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If the possible horseshoe has nail holes, that would confirm it. The chain is very well worn where the links contact one another. Old but difficult to tell how old.
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