What do you think this is guys if anyone can help found this at my new permission.

[Digger the dectorist]

What do you think this is guys if anyone can help found this at my new permission. It looks to me like part of a dagger or something like that. I got told by my local FLO after sending photo its a moden fence post i belive its not im a ground work and have been for 20 years never seen a fence post that is metal with wood then wrapped in what think is copper wire. Any ideas would be helpful many thanks

 

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[Almy]

I've wrapped wire, thread and fishing line around wood scraps like that to store them without tangles.

 

[Ben Smith]

What do you think this is guys if anyone can help found this at my new permission. It looks to me like part of a dagger or something like that. I got told by my local FLO after sending photo its a moden fence post i belive its not im a ground work and have been for 20 years never seen a fence post that is metal with wood then wrapped in what think is copper wire. Any ideas would be helpful many thanks

I know the old “Model T” fords had an ignition coil that was made in a wooden box, those kinda look like primary windings from an ignition coil. Just my 2 cents…….
Ben Smith

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

It could have been a repair on a hand tool. Wrapping a break in the wood where the handle met the implement being used.

 

[Swamp Fox]

Nice recovery

 

[CRUSADER]

I've wrapped wire, thread and fishing line around wood scraps like that to store them without tangles.

Agreed.
It's modern (ish) wire & they are storing it for use. I find lots of bits of that type of wire & they mostly use it to tie up/mend holes in game pens. Where they rear the small pheasants.

 

[tamrock]

I know the old “Model T” fords had an ignition coil that was made in a wooden box, those kinda look like primary windings from an ignition coil. Just my 2 cents…….
Ben Smith

I'll add 2 cents more and make it 4 cents. I do believe a Model T primary coil was wrapped around a wooden dowl.