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Excavated at a Colonial Site

Kirk PA

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I do not have a clue what it is though. Thank you for any help.

Kirk :hello:
 

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its a door handle :icon_thumleft:
 
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This isn't a pissing contest, it just happens that we both posted at the same time...
 
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stefen said:
This isn't a pissing contest, it just happens that we both posted at the same time...




Even so, my moneys on Jimmy pissing further :-\ :laughing7:
 
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It's a drawer pull.If it's the size of mine it would not be big enough to be a door knob.And it would date purdy early 1700's.
Take Care,
Pete, :hello:
 

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Anything for a size reference, I would guess Knob for a old Manual choke!!!!
 
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Looks like the metal part of a porcelain door knob, 1850's or later.
 
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1)Not porcelain and not 1850.Seems how there was nothing else even close to 1850 at this site.
2)Not a door knob mine unless they were little drawf's maybe. :D No set screws or other wise. :thumbsup:
 

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