Another woods doodad

Michiganne

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Here's another unidentified woods doodad I found this winter, just before the New Year. It is roughly 2" long, tapered, knurled on the sides, ending in a small knob. The bigger end has four holes in it. I looked at it and looked at it and the best I can come up with is the metal part of an umbrella, the little part that sticks out from under the canopy. :dontknow: I checked and modern umbrella knobby things only have two holes in them with a string running through.

So, you all did so well on my last object. What do you think ffd? :)

HH and thanks for looking,
Michiganne
p.s. For you word buffs, "umbra" is the Latin word for shadow. Umbrella = little shadow
 

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Anne, I can honestly say that I have no idea what that doo-dad might be. Interesting thingy tho, good luck! ffd
 

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You got it right Anne! It's a doo-dad! :laughing7:
Sometimes it is better to see it and hold it to get a better idea. Bring it to the next meeting and we will take a look. Are you going to post your other surprise?

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Does the top look like it was triangular? It reminds me of a bayonet scabbard tip though I have never seen on like that.
 

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vayank54 said:
Does the top look like it was triangular? It reminds me of a bayonet scabbard tip though I have never seen on like that.

The end looks like it would have been a square shape at one time especially since there are four holes. :dontknow:

HH,
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