Looking for a little help with these items?

[Streetdoc77]

The first two little clips i have not idea what they could be maybe some type of item for clothing or something. The other item I am pretty sure is maybe an old spur but it is sold metal all the way around and most spurs i have saw were just metal in certain locations. I would be interested in a little help on these items and all help and ideas are greatly appreciated.

Lance McConkey
Englewood TN

OBTW> I found these after a guy renting my dads farm subsoiled and dug up a bunch of old bottles and other stuff. We are going back Saturday with our detectors and seeing what else is there.

 

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[Lucas]

Never saw a spur with a cross bar or pin before.

Insulator brackets are squared, not u shape.

Looks like a well or clothesline pulley to me.

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

The silver thing was mentioned only because Kieth-Tx said old spurs are typically silver or brass and not that thick.

I was just pointing out that many spurs were not silver or brass, and several types are thick and wide. That's all.

Beth

OK thanks. I thought it was Brady that first mentioned it.

 

[Lucas]

Lots of Southwest spurs are forged iron, and tall like this, but this is too narrow for a spur. Also the bent crossbar/pin thing...

 

[Arid-Zone-A-seeker]

Really, wire holder clevi come in all shapes and sizes. The well ,and hay barn pulleys are large diameter, to help pull up heavy loads. Most of the clothes line pulleys are shrouded, and all pulleys are narrow, jst wide enough for the ropes or cable to pass through the groove.
The pin sticking out the back in the picture has a squared sholder, clearley made not to rotate. Pulleys rotate. And clothesline pulleys usually attach with eye bolts.

Last two pictures, clothesline pulleys,

 

[mrs.oroblanco]

Did we get a measurement of the width? If we did, I missed it, sorry -


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[paul1410]

Looks like it could be an oarlock.

Is there any water around?