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This steel frame was found on a recent dig at a 200 year old family homestead near a cellar. Out of the same hole came a solid brass wagon wheel hub cap and what looked like parts of a seat - leather and stuffing. The frame is 14" X 8 1/4" - looks like it may have been blacksmith made - doesn't have a factory look to it. I was thinking part of the front end of the swing frame on a wagon. The arch is about 5/8" across. Hard to tell if the holes were drilled or drifted but looks like wear on the center one - it is kind of oval shaped. I would like to know if it is part of a wagon or buggy frame and what it is called. Any help would be really appreciated.
 

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looks like a hand hold on a seat
 
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The measurements you gave, are they for the seat or the item posted? Post a pic of the brass hub cap.
 
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The measurements are for the item in the photos. It was found under what appear to be the remains of a seat.
 
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For those who hate clicking on links, and because links become outdated. OPs picture and picture from How Lucky's link.

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buggy_double_reach_1.webp
 
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Thanks so much - hope to get back again soon to dig some more good signals in that same hole - could be a buggy down there!
 
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