Metal Items of Interest

Tigershores

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Chagy

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could you please give us some measurements..

Thanks,

Chagy.....
 

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Tigershores

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Chagy,

I don't have the items here with me, but I do know the diameter of the large ring on the right is 12 inches. That does not include the handle piece, just inner diameter.

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Maybe old mast collars? The higher on the mast, the smaller the diameter. I'm not sure about the sliding bracket.
 

Darren in NC

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First of all, Tiger, let me make it clear that I'm only guessing. I'm no expert at this. But the rings/collars wouldn't be on a large vessel since it measures at a 12 inch diameter. That's a pretty small wooden mast. The ring with the bracket could be a gaff assembly (doubtful) or just a rung on the mast...or even a grip to carry a mast or pole. Hopefully someone with more expertise will be able to id the items for you. Thanks for sharing. I would venture to guess a sailing vessel from mid-late 1800s to early 1900s. Here's a pic of a mast with collars in place to give you an idea...
 

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