🔎 UNIDENTIFIED OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed

[Truth]

OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed What is a Slidell tool for I found it in an Indian Shellmound where I have found in the end tomahawks as well as 1812 buttons and coins I know it’s not that old because of the notch I don’t know does anybody know?

 

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[Truth]

I think that's it. Can't say for # of speeds, but for a spoked bicycle, anyhow. Too similar to be coincidental.

Spoke wrench and tire changing lever/paddle.

I’m gonna call if that’s it. Thanks guys

 

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[flinthunter]

It may be a black powder nipple wrench

I can see this as a blacksmith made possibility. Measure the gap in this wrench and compare it to a nipple diameter.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

I can see this as a blacksmith made possibility. Measure the gap in this wrench and compare it to a nipple diameter.

Rather ungainly for that purpose.

 

[GoldieLocks]

Could it be a part for holding up a glass decorative plate?

 

[Truth]

Could it be a part for holding up a glass decorative plate?

Yea

 

[UnderMiner]

Carrige return lever from a typewriter.

 

[GeoW]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url...ved=0CAwQjRxqFwoTCJClnOnN9vcCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE

 

[creskol]

I would be interested in learning more about what we see here:

 

[Crumb]

It reminds me of an old glass cutting tool I’ve seen b4 but that’s just a guess

 

[Crumb]

Could it possibly be a tool that could cut glass ,or shell in this case for buttons,ornaments I know they use to make alot of buttons out of shells b4 plastic

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

I still say tire spoon

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

It kind of looks like a sewing machine part, look at part M in photo.

Button hook

 

[HuntinDog]

Truth
Could you do electrolysis on this piece? maybe it will reveal some more detail

 

[opalboy]

can opener
at least I'd get that darn can open with it!

 

[Ladybuggz]

It looks to me a wood cook stove thingy used to lift the plates/element up to the place you stuff wood into. Sorry I don't know the names.

 

[ColtsPop]

OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed What is a Slidell tool for I found it in an Indian Shellmound where I have found in the end tomahawks as well as 1812 buttons and coins I know it’s not that old because of the notch I don’t know does anybody know?

That's a glass cutter,. It is bent and missing the two rowels, but that's what it is. Not sure how old, but you had a window maker or worker, perhaps even an artist there!

 

[Truth]

I would be interested in learning more about what we see here:View attachment 2028397

This is front and back I did a little electrolysis on it and I cleaned it with a little brass brush

 

[Truth]

That's a glass cutter,. It is bent and missing the two rowels, but that's what it is. Not sure how old, but you had a window maker or worker, perhaps even an artist there!

Maybe it was left behind by a archaeologists they went through a lot but I’ve proven they missed a lot to

 

[Truth]

Truth
Could you do electrolysis on this piece? maybe it will reveal some more detail

Hey Brother I did overnight and then I brushed it with a brass brush the pictures are below

 

[Dug By Wayne]

I still say tire spoon

I agree, I've got a few in my bike kit.