Civil war id

[RingMaster44]

Ont know what this is. In civil war area. Do you know?







Here are the clearer pics

 

[Ifoundit69]

Hard to tell from the picture maybe take some clearer pictures from different angle and front and back etc...

 

[RingMaster44]

Hard to tell from the picture maybe take some clearer pictures from different angle and front and back etc...

Ok doing that now.

 

[bay pirate]

Looks like an engine part. Sort of like a rocker arm or something primative

 

[RingMaster44]

Looks like an engine part. Sort of like a rocker arm or something primative

Really. It was down Way deep like 10 inches

 

[Qball]

It holds the throw out bearing for a clutch. I think.

 

[RingMaster44]

It holds the throw out bearing for a clutch. I think.

Really wow in wonder how it got that deep

 

[bay pirate]

Not trying to offend with my motor part observation. I didn't have any other info to go on, like, depth, location, what it's made of. I was simply responding to you question. Please provide more info and the educated guesses may turn to identification and not speculation

 

[RingMaster44]

Not trying to offend with my motor part observation. I didn't have any other info to go on, like, depth, location, what it's made of. I was simply responding to you question. Please provide more info and the educated guesses may turn to identification and not speculation

Oh not at all,
I was just wanting to know if it was civil war or not.
😀☀️

 

[gunsil]

Looks like an engine part. Sort of like a rocker arm or something primative

I've rebuilt a lot of engines, never seen any rocker arms that look like this item.

 

[RingMaster44]

What is it!!!

 

[pganjon]

Hello, I wonder if it could be a Civil War fuse wrench. I know there were square slots in the fuses that you would use a wrench to help thread them in tight. Just a guess though. Paul

 

[462]

The one end looks like some kind of spanner wrench, but the pivot point in the middle and what appears to be a bolt/pin hole in the other end makes it look like some kind of linkage.

 

[RingMaster44]

Hello, I wonder if it could be a Civil War fuse wrench. I know there were square slots in the fuses that you would use a wrench to help thread them in tight. Just a guess though. Paul

it does have those nauches

 

[peanut]

Looks a kinda like a cannon site!

 

[RingMaster44]

Looks a kinda like a cannon site!<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=937725"/>

Yeah,
Maybe...

 

[Back-of-the-boat]

It does resemble some clutch forks but I wasn't able to find any that articulated the same as your find. Tried a bunch of different keywords like vintage,antique ,articulating and couldn't find a match, if farming has been done in that area it could be off equipment pulled behind the tractor or even the tractor itself. Do you have an idea on what type of metal it is? Maybe brass?

 

[RingMaster44]

It does resemble some clutch forks but I wasn't able to find any that articulated the same as your find. Tried a bunch of different keywords like vintage,antique ,articulating and couldn't find a match, if farming has been done in that area it could be off equipment pulled behind the tractor or even the tractor itself. Do you have an idea on what type of metal it is? Maybe brass?

It's brass

 

[Don Griffith]

Could be a shift dog from an old transmission?

 

[RingMaster44]

Could be a shift dog from an old transmission?

Maybe...