✅ SOLVED Another one for yall.

[Noah_D]

Anyone recognize the green thing in the first photo? I found it near a mid-late 1800s steam saw mill (maybe) and a homesite.

The last photo is for scale, the coin near the top right was a wheat penny. Any thoughts?

 

[paleomaxx]

Broken off handle from a brass spigot/barrel tap. Similar to the one below:

 

[ticndig]

pull chain pendent from a lamp ?

 

[Noah_D]

Broken off handle from a brass spigot/barrel tap. Similar to the one below:

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Ah yes. I think you got it. Thanks.

 

[ANTIQUARIAN]

I'm a tad late to the I.D. party, because I would have to agree with Max!

Interesting finds though Noah, looks like you’re on an old homesite.
My first thought, was the “green thing is toward the bottom of the picture” looks to be a handle from an early tractor or possibly a plow.
The piece with the leather still attached to it looks like part of a civilian sash buckle.

 

[Noah_D]

I'm a tad late to the I.D. party, because I would have to agree with Max!

Interesting finds though Noah, looks like you’re on an old homesite.
My first thought, was the “green thing is toward the bottom of the picture” looks to be a handle from an early tractor or possibly a plow.
The piece with the leather still attached to it looks like part of a civilian sash buckle.

Thanks Antiquarian, I've never found a sash buckle like that before... I'm guessing it's not too old?

 

[Spats]

Thanks Antiquarian, I've never found a sash buckle like that before... I'm guessing it's not too old?

That buckle looks like a real keeper! And when I say keeper, I mean a keeper to a sword belt plate with piece of sword belt attached.