Early Crescent Wrench or Something Electrical?

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It's a clamp. There are two thumbscrews. It may easily be an older style grounding clamp. One for the wire coming in, one for the pole going into the ground.
 

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Agree, electrical grounding clamp. I remember in school in the 1940's the government was still selling the farmers on rural
electrification, how electricity would replace a hired man etc. So if your find dates to a place before there was electricity
to the area, then it was probably for a lightning rod.
 

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Yes grounding clamp makes perfect sense. I found this well away from the existing house and in the vicinity of the 1880's cabin long gone now...so I am a gonna' say this is an older style clamp...any ideas on how old??
 

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