both items were found near each other but I believe they are from different time periods
✅ SOLVED here we go again.anyone know what these are
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The one in your hand looks like a sheet music holder no idea on the other though
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Google antique sheet music holder and you will see it.
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I had a similar sheet music holder for my cornet for marching band purposes. Mine was a newer version with a spring loaded clip, but basically the same design. That was in the 1950s-60s. I agree with nhbenz about the other item, looks like solder or body work lead. Is it heavy for it's size? If so that's what it is.
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