✅ SOLVED Early 1800's Site, What Are They

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They both have pins through them. Guess they were attached to something like a dowel. What would they be used for?
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Look like the end piece of a rod to open/close blinds.
 

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I thought the same but no trash in area. Everything else found was closer to a hundred years earlier then those type of blinds were made.
 

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Those are the tips from an old parasol. I've dug several of them at home sites that date as far back as the 1840's - 1850s when it was common for all women to carry one around.
 

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Found this picture of what I'm talking about.
 

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That's great. It looks like you nailed it.
I've found a couple others in different places. Really was puzzling me for awhile. Must have been heavy.
 

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