I think its a cane tip ?

[mfc83]

Found this at a field site i think its a cane tip but a few people say chiar or table leg but the end that had wood in it is only about the size of a nickle and its like 1 1/2 inch tall. Think i like trying to figure out what things are about as much as i do detecting them

 

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[vpnavy]

Interesting find - sure looks like something that would go on the end of a furniture leg mfc83!

 

[Jeff In North Georgia]

I've found a couple of similar items. I was told that they were for a horse buggy. Used on the front tips of the long wooden shafts on either side of the horse. Used to protect the sharp tip and so they did not split.

Jeff

 

[oldsalty19]

 

[Wildcat1750]

I've found those before too and I have no idea what they are. I'll be checking back to see how others respond. The response from Jeff In North Georgia seems reasonable.

You might try posting this under the What is It? threads.

 

[RelicDude]

I found the same thing on Sunday in a field it has the same wear on it

 

[Beercanman]

I found the same thing on Sunday in a field it has the same wear on it

I have found a few with the same wear and hole. I was thinking a cane tip until seeing this post and seeing identical wear. no coincidence for sure. Can't wait for an expert

 

[stefen]

If these items are typically found in fields...best bet they are related to farm inpliments and not a cane.

Think about the bezel end of a hoe or pitch fork or rake...

 

[RelicDude]

Now that I think about it. It does resemble the bezel of an iron rake

 

[Jeff In North Georgia]

I'm pretty sure that my response is right. When the buggy was not on the horse, these would drag on the ground as the buggy was being moved around and cause the wear on the side of the tips as shown on these examples.

Google buggy shaft brass tips.

Jeff

 

[Wildcat1750]

I'm pretty sure that my response is right. When the buggy was not on the horse, these would drag on the ground as the buggy was being moved around and cause the wear on the side of the tips as shown on these examples.

Google buggy shaft brass tips.

Jeff

You have my vote so far.