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    Colonial tool?

    Dug at a 1700s site, this copper relic looks to have been attached to something at one time. Maybe a tool or something?
    I also posted it at www.justgodetecting.com new forum
    Thanks for looking
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    Re: Colonial tool?

    looks like a flag holder.
    Bill

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    Re: Colonial tool?

    I had an old snow shovel with something like that.
    It had a half rounded steel blade and steel rivets fastened it together.

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    Re: Colonial tool?

    Quote Originally Posted by nova treasure
    looks like a flag holder.
    Bill
    my first thought as well, don't think its very old, might be structural farming type stuff
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    Re: Colonial tool?

    My first thought also . . . a very old flag pole holder.

    Nice find Mike!
    Dave
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    the imprint of past lives often linger there.

    I view relic sites as windows to the past, sacred places
    in a way, yet at the same time attesting to the reality
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