Found in natiahoochie River georgia

[bartshop62]

Title chattahoochee River edit* What is this? Found in old area in water. I cleaned The rust off. How old is it?

 

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[Treasure_Hunter]

Did you try running it on the Google image search link I gave you, what did it show?

 

[bartshop62]

Did you try running it on the Google image search link I gave you, what did it show?

What backround Do i use? For the objects and natural light or flashlight?

 

[smokeythecat]

I think these were pieces to horse carriage equipment. They have been made for hundreds of years. Some oxen yokes also had similar items.

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

What backround Do i use? For the objects and natural light or flashlight?

I gave you a link for google image search, there are multiple image search engines link Bing, Yandex just to name 2 more. You edit the picture so only the image of what you are trying to identify is shown then up load it to an image search program, when it comes up you look and then click "see more images", if it isn't found then add a name to it such as handle, bolt, nut, carriage, tractor what ever and keep looking, obviously from your reply you haven't even looked.

Use the image you posted.

 

[ticndig]

It is off a trace chain

 

[bartshop62]

It is off a trace chain View attachment 1923061

Thanks all.

 

[ecmo]

It very well could be off trace chains now that I seen the photos but my thoughts were hold down brackets for valve covers for Chevrolet engines. A small bolt goes thru the hole and bolt hole in engine valve cover so as to even out fastening pressure to keep from warping the thin valve cover around the bolt hole and causing an oil leak.

The only difference is the ends are not pointy such as your find and on trace chains.

Don