What's new

Found this at old slave prison..

olekyground

Bronze Member
Joined
Apr 4, 2009
Messages
1,565
Reaction score
429
Golden Thread
0
Location
Hardyville, KY
Detector(s) used
garrett A.T. gold

Other detectors: fisher F2/ Garrett ace 250
Primary Interest:
All Treasure Hunting
Can anyone tell me what it is?? thanks :icon_thumleft:
 

Attachments

  • Picture 103.webp
    Picture 103.webp
    115.1 KB · Views: 1,291
  • Picture 104.webp
    Picture 104.webp
    114.8 KB · Views: 1,271
Upvote 0
Definately a piece of history. Most likely an integral piece of the prison infrastructure where they were kept. You should gentley clean it with olive oil, a tumbler, electrolosis, alka saltzer, and bleach. Closely inspect it for a date or carvings....

wait.. its a car piston.
 
Piston, from an internal combustion engine. Sorry, couldn't help it.
 
CanadianTrout said:
Definitely a piece of history.Most likely an integral piece of the prison infrastructure where they were kept.You should gently clean it with olive oil, a tumbler, electrolysis, alka seltzer, and bleach.Closely inspect it for a date or carvings....

wait.. its a car piston.

LMAO!!! :laughing9: :laughing9:
Now that's funny!
 
DD-777 said:
Yup, as stated above, piston and connecting rod. Must be a heck of a story on how it ended up there - they don't just "fall off"... ;D

Kind of depends on who put the engine together. :tongue3:
 
DD-777 said:
Yup, as stated above, piston and connecting rod. Must be a heck of a story on how it ended up there - they don't just "fall off"... ;D

What do you mean they don`t just fall out. I lost 2 when I was a teenager
 
I think I found a car piston. Does anyoneone have a picture of one that I can compare with?
 
Az Old Noob said:
DD-777 said:
Yup, as stated above, piston and connecting rod. Must be a heck of a story on how it ended up there - they don't just "fall off"... ;D

Kind of depends on who put the engine together. :tongue3:

Slave labor ?
 
:icon_thumright: Maybe a model T or model A piston but it is a piston
 
DD-777 said:
Yup, as stated above, piston and connecting rod. Must be a heck of a story on how it ended up there - they don't just "fall off"... ;D


It is a relic from a very elaborate escape plan.
 
Yugo brake system I think? :icon_scratch: It used to have a chain hooked to it. When you wanted to stop you would just throw it out the window like a boat anchor. :tongue3: :laughing9: Just a guess.
-MM-
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top Bottom