Mason Hammers?

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

I found three mason hammers near an old spring fed rock built structure. They look like they would have wedged the hammer in to a tapered hole that was in a handle. Then a nut on the other end would thread on and tighten it to the handle. Any information on these would be greatly appreciated.
Chad

 

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[JOHUNT]

Sure is small, even for a chipping hammer. Only 1 of them looks "threaded".
Are they true threads or just rings?

 

[creskol]

I am just not seeing a hammer .. is there a chance that you could post some photographs that can be enlarged?

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

I'll try to get better pics, but they have been in the ground a long time.

 

[kuger]

look like harrow/ground breaking plow teeth to me

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

the object appears to be an old telegraph/telephone insulator mount cut down an repurposed...?

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Kuger, tomorrow and two days after we are gonna have a steam and power show in town I bet somebody out there would know what the heck these things are. Shoot I might even see the machine it goes on.

 

[kuger]

I am lookin!I can see it plain as day!!

Ask about Harrow bed teeth

 

[kuger]

.....along these lines
Harrow - Tractor & Construction Plant Wiki - The classic vehicle and machinery wiki

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Sure is small, even for a chipping hammer. Only 1 of them looks "threaded".
Are they true threads or just rings?

They look like threads to me JOHUNT.

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

After all is said and done that was my last thought. The quest continues...

 

[WhiteCountyPaleo]

Here is the rock spring well with me in the background...

 

[Joturkey]

I was a stone cutter "headstone cutter by trade" all my life, unless this is an anomoly, all stone cutting hammers have always been, and still are secured by a wooden handle secured by steel or iron wedges driven in to the top of the handle, when placed into the hammer head. I think this is some sort of hammer, but highly unlikely for stone unless it is very soft as the threads would not withstand the impact against stone long.
Kent