Can you figure this one out??

[dirtdigger1581]

I was out detecting yesterday in a colonial field that has produced civil war relics & Rev war relics, Spanish silver coins, early american silvers and various types of buttons, both flat and two piece. While digging around yesterday I came across this piece of what I assume is brass. It has a very deep concave recess in the ball, and the stem is broken off of whatever it was attached to. I could use your help if you have any ideas. Thanks in advance!

Happy Hunting!

-Nate

 

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[vhs07]

I don't know what it is, but if you had two of them, you could mount a 1" rod between them.

 

[doublet2a]

Possibly an old car mirror pivot arm..
The socket is where the ball on the mirror part would pivot

Tim

 

[knarf44]

My first thought is it looks like some kind of primitive tie rod end.

 

[nsdq]

cheap bolt off a 22lr ?

 

[bede2691]

I thought it looked like a toilet handle

 

[rock]

i thought car when I saw it. Tire rod where it joins.

 

[nsdq]

candle Chandler arm ?

 

[baywalker]

Toilet seat hinge

 

[creskol]

It looks like an endcap to a wagon/carriage handle. The mounting plate is missing.