Looks like iron.is it complete?if not Could be half a plow pointAbout 35 miles north of OmahaView attachment 2247503View attachment 2247505
I'm not sure.Looks like iron.is it complete?if not Could be half a plow point
Countersunk screws were being used way before 1936 the historic use of them goes back to the 18th century when they were first used in ship building to reduce drag.Hey Cold, wish I had more for you but this may help in narrowing down an age.
Counter sunk screws were introduced in 1936 and used in the production on
the 1937 Cadillac. Looks like part of a latch don't it.
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I'm sorry people... my 4 yr old daughter typed that....sheeeshCountersunk screws were being used way before 1936 the historic use of them goes back to the 18th century when they were first used in ship building to reduce drag.
It's a blade of an electric beard or hair trimmer.About 35 miles north of OmahaView attachment 2247503View attachment 2247505