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Found this piece around an area that I’ve found 1820’s-1900’s type artifacts. First 3 photos is out of the ground- second 3 are after a week in an electrolysis tank. I still have no idea...

 

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[coinman123]

Maybe a toy top?

 

[old digger]

Looks like the grinder facing to some type of grinding mill.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

I agree with grinder. Coffee or grain.

 

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Golf course flag pole tip.

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[Tony in SC]

It's the rotating burr from a corn grinder. The square end was for the handle. This type started in the 1880's. Could be a Stover brand.

 

[relic nut]

I think it's definitely for a hand crank coffee grinder. Here is image of one taken apart.

 

[Tony in SC]

I was just going by the size. Some coffee grinders had a burr like that just smaller. That's the same grinder in the picture I posted on the left. It is a little larger and is a Red Chief meal grinder.

I think it's definitely for a hand crank coffee grinder. Here is image of one taken apart. View attachment 1604932

 

[relic nut]

Thanks for the correction. [emoji106]

I was just going by the size. Some coffee grinders had a burr like that just smaller. That's the same grinder in the picture I posted on the left. It is a little larger and is a Red Chief meal grinder.

 

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