A few items for I.D.

[HI-McDunnogh]

Found all kinds of debris today... not sure what most of it is!

Any help is appreciated as always.

 

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[randywa]

I think the first is a button off of jeans or a jacket. The second looks like a cultivator point.

 

[fyrffytr1]

Number 1 is a rivet used on leather pieces for one. 2 looks like part of a plow point. I think number 3 is a rein guide. I have no idea on 4.

 

[TheCannonballGuy]

Again, just enough energy for one post today.

I agree with Randywa and Fyrffytr1 on the first 3 items:
1 - a brass or copper rivet from a leather object (such as, a horseharness bridle or saddlebag, etc.),
2 - a farming-equipment cultivator tooth,
3 - a very-bent horseharness rein-guide (a.k.a. "terret").

Number 4 appears to be the broken off rear part of an ax blade (broken through where the wooden handle goes through the ax's blade).

 

[A2coins]

These guys are good its so funny some of the things that get an ID looks like you have an old area to hunt some good stuff

 

[HI-McDunnogh]

Appreciate all the help fellas. You guys are on the ball!

 

[Reanm8er]

Nice finds HI!

I pretty much agree on the IDs for 1 and 3. 2 Looks a little small for a cultivator tooth but might be a sickle bar blade? 4 is a mystery but you might be able to clean it electrically and find a clue.

Best withes and good hunting!

 

[Stringtyer]

I'm betting that #2 is a point from a cultivator. #4 is likely a broken part from that same cultivator. The square shape suggests that it was bolted to a square bar as part of a cultivation rig. The point (#2) looks broken at the non-pointed end and that is where the other part may have been attached.

If you are searching what reasonably seems to be a farm, it looks like you came upon the resting spot for a horse drawn plow.

This image may help. The point (#2) is likely the small breaker in front of the turning plow.