✅ SOLVED Cast Iron Dohickees

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I know what the double A battery is...any help is always appreciated:icon_thumright: 0509181803-1.jpg 0509181803-1.jpg
 

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can you post some more photos when you get the chance?
 

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Ok will do in a few min
 

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you happen to find any of this by old train tracks.
 

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you happen to find any of this by old train tracks.
No actually there was a hotel there in the late 1800s till about the 1930s I think it finally fell all the way down about 1950 nearest train track is about 4 miles away
 

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On the two items on the left, are the small holes on top threaded? The one furthest left seems like a screw would be used with it to attach to a grounding rod.
 

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The center piece is a sliding breast strap buckle off of a harness, missing the swivel snap that was attached to the center.
 

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On the two items on the left, are the small holes on top threaded? The one furthest left seems like a screw would be used with it to attach to a grounding rod.
Not that I can tell..they are a bit crusty
 

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The center piece is a sliding breast strap buckle off of a harness, missing the swivel snap that was attached to the center.
I think you are right I have found a lot of the hardware from whiffle trees
 

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