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Beepbeep13

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I've seen the copper piece before, but I can't recall what it is!... there are two identical screws on each side that are screwed in to clamp down, maybe on to wire? Or an automotive fuse? Something for a house? Help!...

The second piece is lead, I don't think it's a fishing weight because there if no way to fasten it to a line, these were found by a small creek...

Thanks! uploadfromtaptalk1394931235713.webpuploadfromtaptalk1394931250084.webpuploadfromtaptalk1394931262171.webpuploadfromtaptalk1394931272620.webpuploadfromtaptalk1394931282481.webp
 
some sort of clamp for grounding to a copper ground post
 
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Any idea if it's from a vehicle, or home possibly?
 
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Also reminds me of a ground post clamp for grounding out the lightning rods on a home, barn, outbuildings. Looks kind of small for a lightning rod use though. Antique radio?
 
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Thank you for your input!
 
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The lead piece could be off the mud line on a fishing net ...... or possibly off a cast net used to throw to catch fish
 
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The first is a cable clamp used in clamping 3/16 plastic coated cable. (tiller cable) It is still in use today but was used for boat stearing. Tony
 
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Thank you guys, I think we nailed it
 
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Here's another part of something found today, any ideas?
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part of an alarm clock
 
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Wow, thanks a bunch Mac! Any idea of a time frame?

No pun intended hehe
 
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well just guessing it is from a Big Ben, anywhere from the 30's to the 60's
 
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the top part of a ribbon or some sort of convention medal or fraternal organization pin.
 
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