TMason1011
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What is this. Appears to be iron with a square end and rolled end.
I found this in a river bank in Indiana
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What is this. Appears to be iron with a square end and rolled end.
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Welcome to Tnet! Your find appears to be a corroded eyebolt similar to this one....
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Yes, I think it is a eye bolt with a square nut.
Welcome from Southern Indiana.
Welcome from Southern Indiana.
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Welcome to Tnet from Toronto! 
Without knowing the dimensions, it may be a corroded eyebolt as the others have suggested.
My first thought was that it looks like the remains of an early pewter tea spoon.
Dave
Without knowing the dimensions, it may be a corroded eyebolt as the others have suggested.
My first thought was that it looks like the remains of an early pewter tea spoon.
Dave
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I agree with eyebolt. Welcome to tnet from Niagara Falls.
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