snaps
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Neat looking heel plate.Hi All,
Was wondering if this heel plate had another part to it or not. It’s a whole piece not broken, it’s worn down sharp on one end from use. Found in a union camp.
Hope everyone’s getting out an about!
Thanks in advance
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Pepper, nice observation. sure would like to see a whole one if thats the case .Thanks!Neat looking heel plate.
My thoughts are it's a corner of one.
Reason: The drilled placement of the holes.
There's too much metal from the corner hole-to the corner in photo #1
Ticndig, I cringe just looking at that right foot! Very interesting idea.it seems to be made like that to correct foot and leg alignment . if so there was just the one piece .![]()
You're heel plate had certainly walked a good many miles.Here's my only one from 45 years of searching.....View attachment 2049186
Looks like he walked on the side of each foot. Not on his heel.Hi All,
Was wondering if this heel plate had another part to it or not. It’s a whole piece not broken, it’s worn down sharp on one end from use. Found in a union camp.
Hope everyone’s getting out an about!
Thanks in advance
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Boy Thats pretty- not much wear on that oneI have only found one heel plate in 50 yrs.
Something that was so common really isn't all that common in the finds dept. Toe taps are a regular find at most sites.
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Id love to dig one of thoseall my heal plates are iron and look like baby horse shoes.
yea it really doesLooks like he walked on the side of each foot. Not on his heel.
Here's my only one from 45 years of searching...
probably added years to her heel!Here's my only one from 45 years of searching.....View attachment 2049186