A few still undidentified odds and ends

[MackDigger]

It sure what any of this stuff is except the belt buckle and I'm not sure on its age. Any help is appreciated.

 

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[Ninjafossils]

Think you forgot something...

 

[MackDigger]

Oops lol sorry here's the pics

 

[Helix]

Pic #2 looks like a clamp for a cable or antenna or electric wires. Round item looks like a lock washer.

 

[Ninjafossils]

pic 3 looks like maybe a suspender buckle?

 

[kuger]

#2 is a ground rod clamp for attaching a ground wire.I use them every day

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[Back-of-the-boat]

Your handle looks like the type they had on wind out windows.

 

[Papalittle]

the handle thing looks like a handle from a pencil sharpener but what do I know LOL

 

[MackDigger]

the handle thing looks like a handle from a pencil sharpener but what do I know LOL

Would have to the the biggest pencil sharpener ever lol. The handle is heavy duty.

 

[cudamark]

The round item in photo#1 looks like a broken section of a coil spring. I agree on the ground clamp. The hand crank could be off most anything from a tool. to an awning, to a manual ice cream maker.

 

[JOHUNT]

pic #4 looks like the back of a ceramic tile.
pic#5 looks like a smashed AA battery

 

[Pointman]

If that buckle is black then it is more than likely an Army buckle. I joined the military in 1991 and we were using them and when we went to ACUs in 2006, we quite using them.

 

[MackDigger]

If that buckle is black then it is more than likely an Army buckle. I joined the military in 1991 and we were using them and when we went to ACUs in 2006, we quite using them.

It's rust colored now and seams to have some age. Do you know when they began using them?

 

[Luv2fishcb]

The large crank in #1 looks like one we used to have on our old wood stove when I was a kid. It was to shake the grates so the ashes would fall into the ash bucket.