✅ SOLVED civil war rockets?

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That's funny. Thanks. OK, let me try a few other items found in my backyard, which is some part of a Civil War camp.
 

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Now THOSE are some genuine, bona fide, certified Whatzits!

Welcome to the forum! :hello:
 

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Bottom right is a bottle cap, 2 over to the left of there is a square nail with the head gone, other pieces are fence wire, not sure about the rest. You'd have to clean them up some to tell.
 

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Those bombs were used to destroy bottles in old trash pits.....made many heartbreakers in the process, but yes, window weights.
 

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Does anyone know if these bad boys are the real deal? I'm new to this game.

Old double hung windows had a rope attached that went through a pulled and was attached to a cast iron weight in the hall that made it easier to raise the window. They came in different sizes. My father was a builder and we removed lots of them when replacing windows. Keep swingin.
 

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My first Impression was Window Weights,,

I Dug allot of them out of Lake Bottom Mud were Used at Anchors.
I Never saw one that was Tapered on one end
 

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Top left is part of a hinge for a gate or window shutter. Top right looks like a staple. Might have been used to hold fence wire to a post or tree.
 

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