✅ SOLVED Old Iron Object

[hillbillyhunter]

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Any clues?

 

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[gerryk]

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Any clues?

It looks like an old weight from an old scale.

 

[kuger]

I eyeballed that in your original post,and initially it struck me as a piece I see on hand mid 19th century tools like hoes,rakes,etc.Its a collar that holds imward pressure on a tang which is attached to said implement......I think

 

[hillbillyhunter]

It looks like an old weight from an old scale.

Even if it is hollow? It kinda looks like a pole or shaft went through the hole maybe

 

[skeeterd]

Maybe an end to a chair leg?

 

[gerryk]

Even if it is hollow? It kinda looks like a pole or shaft went through the hole maybe

Not sure if seeing it in person would help or not. It could be anything. Could be something that broke that someone reworked into something else. Culd have been something no longer used that was reworked. My grandfather and his buddies used to do that all the time. That generation did t throw things out, they were the first real recyclers.

 

[taz42o]

Its the tip off of a cant hook.

 

[Broken knee]

I was thinking a shovel or hoe?

 

[hillbillyhunter]

I beleive this is solved boyz..

Thanks

 

[hillbillyhunter]

Its the tip off of a cant hook.View attachment 731717

Is there anyway to accuratley age it. Pre-civil war or post civil war?

 

[skeeterd]

Is it hollow all the way through, or is one end solid? I can't really tell from the pictures.

 

[hillbillyhunter]

Is it hollow all the way through, or is one end solid? I can't really tell from the pictures.

It is hollow all the way through

 

[kuger]

Way to go Taz!Ia spent many an hour on a Peavy I should have known!