🔎 UNIDENTIFIED maybe a wedge?

njrelicgairl

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I found this last year in 2021. it looks to me like a wedge? but not shore.
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njrelicgairl

njrelicgairl

Sr. Member
Jul 1, 2013
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warren county NJ
Detector(s) used
Whites coin master and Vanquish 540
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting

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DCMatt

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If it is a tool it's more likely a broken chisel than a wedge. It's so rusty that it's hard to say for sure. Could simply be a broke piece of iron strapping...

In the future, please don't take pictures of relics in your hand. Lay them on a medium dark, non-reflective surface with a common, similar sized object or a ruler so we can better judge the size of the piece.
 

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njrelicgairl

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Jul 1, 2013
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warren county NJ
Detector(s) used
Whites coin master and Vanquish 540
Primary Interest:
Metal Detecting
If it is a tool it's more likely a broken chisel than a wedge. It's so rusty that it's hard to say for sure. Could simply be a broke piece of iron strapping...

In the future, please don't take pictures of relics in your hand. Lay them on a medium dark, non-reflective surface with a common, similar sized object or a ruler so we can better judge the size of the piece.
 

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