Any help would be great!

[A2coins]

Going through my finds from the summer Im bored out of my mind winter sucks wanted to see if anyone has any info on any of these the bells I think are cow bells axe heads? any help would be great hope Im not boring everyone I gotta get away from the winter honey do list for a while thanks " Frozen in Michigan ehhhhh"

 

[releventchair]

The long piece with an eye looks like a longspring trap spring.
Half of one anyway.

 

[A2coins]

The axe heads pics didnt come thorugh the first time and the corvette hubcap that almost made me go deaf still looking for the rest of the car

 

[rick67]

Maybe you'll find Jimmy Hoffa with the vet.

 

[CTwoods]

I think the hubcap is 1959 full size passenger car, but base model cheapie. Called a dog dish or poverty cap. The upper trim levels would have a full coverage "wheel cover".


link:

1950s-1960s Chevy Hub Caps


What are the last 3 dark pictures?

 

[nhbenz]

The folding pocket knife marked New York Knife Co. May be the oldest of the batch. It was better looking back in the day: NEW YORK KNIFE COMPANY POCKET KNIFE ? Horse Soldier
The one marked Scout I would guess to have been made by Imperial
But this is just based on stuff I see online, I don't really know pocket knives well.

 

[BosnMate]

The bell a hames bell.


If you look close enough you will be able to see where the bells were attached. The hames fit on the horse collar, and the bells attached to the hames just behind the poor animals
ears. All six animals in this hitch are wearing bells.

 

[QUICKSILVER (appletree)]

its a 1962 Corvette Dog Dish/small hubcap

 

[nhbenz]

At the bottom of this link one of the finer details of those hubcaps is pointed out, which I believe would indicate that it would be a 1959: '60 'Poverty or Dogdish' caps - ChevyTalk - FREE Restoration and Repair Help for your Chevrolet
And I hadn't realized that the checkered flag logo was used on other models than the corvette, but it seems it was on a few other models back then.