THE OLD COLONIAL RIVER ROAD AREA HANOVER, VA FINDS LAST NIGHT

[OUTCOME1]

I can only identify the Muskett ball!!!lol...what is the rest? junk? junk iron? anyway. I'm having a ball and a lot of fun here.

i cannot wait to hit the new piece of property i gained letter of permission for along the battle of beaverdam creek. this afternoon!!!

 

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[WVARelics]

The second picture appears to be part of a single tree yoke, google it for a picture.

 

[hursst]

The photo in the lower center looks a lot like a drive shaft balancing weight for a car. I can't tell from the photo, but if it is curved in the center, as if it would fit the curved surface of a driveshaft, then that may be what it is. If not, then I'm probably way off.

 

[OUTCOME1]

THINK YOU ARE ON TARGET WITH THE SINGLE TREE YOKE...GOOD EYE..THANKS

 

[OUTCOME1]

THE BOTTOM PHOTO OR THE OLD SHOVEL LIKE LOOKING THINGIN THE LEFT CENTER?

 

[mical66]

no i believe he means the flat square object with the little dimples in it .. it kind of looks like the weight they use to balance a cars drive shaft..
but even though it does look like 1 it looks smaller then the ones i remember seeing.

 

[CRUSADER]

Looks like a 5 Pennyweight 'Bullion Weight', circa 18th-early 19th C. (or a 4 pennyweight with a lion counterstamp at the base)

Tell us the weight & problem solved?