✅ SOLVED Door Lock?

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Back in the saddle again, I needed to take a break (wifey was complaining:dontknow::BangHead:) so these past couple weeks I racked up the detector and broke out the screen to do some sifting due to the soil around here as hard as concrete. So I decided to hit an old cellar pit from the early 1700's up until 1890's, roughly 18x12, an 1/8th of the way through, I have found some real neat items (stone marble, opium bottles, etc) which I will post later...However, I did find this old lock of sorts with the skeleton key inchs away. Now, I do not know diddly squat about locks, could some of you wise folk here fill me in? I do not know where begin..

On a side note, when i pulled it out of the ground, it was nothing but a hunk of rust, with some lime away and copper wool, I have nearly clean.
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Part of the handle to a hand/block plane
 

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Actually, it's called the clamp or lever cup # 2 in the drawing:
 

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Yep lever cap most likely from a Stanley no. 9-1/2 block plane patented 10-12-97. Yours would be early 20th century, manufactured up until 1981. The bible on Stanley planes is The Superior Works: Patrick's Blood and Gore

scroll down to Stanley No. 9-1/2 The Superior Works - Patrick's Blood & Gore: Planes #9 - #11 1/2
 
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I think I use that particular plane still.
 
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