need id please

[dragon6banger]

i found these yesturday along with other cw relics could some help me id them please i fogot to add thats an IH penny for size

 

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[Monty]

The first one looks like the fork that keeps a "throw out bearing" in allignment with a clutch. The second one? Monty

 

[72cheyenne]

The second one almost looks like an old coke bottle opener. Hard to tell with not be able to see a size reference or how thick it is.

 

[baspinall]

They look like old wooden boat pieces to me.

 

[DCMatt]

Could item #2 be a tie down loop from a wagon?

DCMatt

 

[taz42o]

Can we see pics of back, better size ref. and what type of metal are they made of? They look like trim pieces from car.

 

[deepskyal]

I'm with Monty on the first pic...and maybe a trim piece of the same piece of equipment is what the second one is...

Al

 

[DCMatt]

Could item #2 be a tie down loop from a wagon?

DCMatt

I just read the post about these items coming from a CW hospital site. There were a number of types of ambulance wagons used in the CW. They all had unusual fixtures and fittings on them. I can't find any pictures good enough to see detail, but I'll stand by my guess that the brass piece is some type of tie-down loop.

DCMatt

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

On first pic, I thought about clutch fork too but couldnt find a match online. Could we see the back?

The second pic is some kind of hook up similar in shape to a suspender or garter hook on. The two screws obviousy mount to something solid. But a hook on for what, I dont know. As someone stated before, we need better size reference (added: I think i see a paper towel roll now) and the metal composition. (brass, aluminum, steel, what? )

 

[Cajunme]

the fork looking thing is part of a sturrip. It is upside down. turn it over and the u is where your foot went and the curved part goes up for the side support. brent

 

[kuger]

the fork looking thing is part of a sturrip. It is upside down. turn it over and the u is where your foot went and the curved part goes up for the side support. brent

You would have to have mighty small feet

 

[east tx digger]

The first pic looks like a phone hook for the ear piece on the old telephones. The second one .....

 

[DanB]

looks like a piece of a grill from the front end of a mid 60 era car. second guess with out seeing the other side would be a fancy hinge.....and its a little small for a boot remover(kind of like a fork slide around the heal, put foot on the fork and pull the other foot out of the boot)

db