patpall22
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Help identify bronse thing
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Agreed. Staff top.
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It's a shaft tip from a carriage or buggy.
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Tony in SC
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Could be a tip from a buggy pole, but the flat button looking piece makes me think it came from a leg of a fancy writing desk etc ?
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DC got it.
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