🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Early 1900s buggy axle. One part has numbers on it. Any ideas?

[Recoveredmol]

I found some buggy axle parts from early 1900s.

One part has numbers on it. Looks like it says "3/4" and a "9"

Found in nw georgia. All parts over a foot deep.

Any idea about the numbers?

Thanks.

 

[LostinGeorgia]

I found some buggy axle parts from early 1900s.

One part has numbers on it. Looks like it says "3/4" and a "9"

Found in nw georgia. All parts over a foot deep.

Any idea about the numbers?

Thanks.

I found some buggy axle parts from early 1900s.

One part has numbers on it. Looks like it says "3/4" and a "9"

Found in nw georgia. All parts over a foot deep.

Any idea about the numbers?

Thanks.

Can’t really help but just found the two pieces in the middle of the first picture at about the same depth a couple of days ago. North east georgia. Hope you get answers. Awesome finds

 

[Recoveredmol]

It actually looks like "3 1/4"

 

[Tony in SC]

The big piece looks like part of the tube for an enclosed drive shaft for an early vehicle, possibly an early truck?

 

[cw0909]

this site has some data bases on carriage & wagons
the numbers could be reference to bearing size maybe

Learn About Carriages | Carriage Museum of America

www.carriagelibrary.org

Carriage and Wagon Axles For Horse-Drawn Vehicles - Index