Please help ID

ConshyBoy

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Sep 11, 2018
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Conshohocken PA
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Any ideas what this is it was found in a yard from a house built in 1802 7FE111C7-FD14-41FC-BB68-16E576A5BD64.jpeg7FE111C7-FD14-41FC-BB68-16E576A5BD64.jpeg
 

It’s iron and 7” long there was a third post at one time 1163AB6B-2714-4C2A-937C-53C617795C81.jpeg1163AB6B-2714-4C2A-937C-53C617795C81.jpegCD0FB533-6D5E-4212-AC1C-3803064F2078.jpeg
 

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maybe a blade from a Stanley plane ?
 

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There is a Forum on here about cleaning things .Electrolysis I tried it once I don't think I did it right lol but that might help to ID it.
 

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Also tried the electrolysis on a smaller object with little success plus at the moment I have my tumbler running in the living room to expose design on this part of a twist key doorbell 61CFF37C-F30A-4B01-8446-42CB4566907A.jpeg and I am cleaning coins at my kitchen table if I start boiling peroxide and cooking iron probably be sleeping in my shed tonight is that a printer or some sort of graphtec in Bumper Sticker photo
 

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That's a printer a Biggin !!!!!!! That's funny I do the Hydrogen peroxide thing on pennies I have stuff soaking outside and inside lol in vinager I love those rock tumblers amazing on coins salt and lemon juice that's all I uses pennies tumbled separate lol
 

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Yeah thought so are biggest is 62” I have been in printing industry for 35 years mostly just do installation of large format graphics now ,the site I searched yesterday is great if you want to dig deep iron relics was trying to get ID for property owner before I left and that’s when he starts telling me about history of his place the empty lot next to him and a very small house accross the street from him and that he has a book of maps from 1926 of course I asked if I could see it the book turned out to be Volume 1 of Pennsylvania Railroad Maps of Montgomery County with a ton of handwritten notation on each map book was huge 18”wide 24”in height
 

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