🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Metal work stamp??

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On a early 1800s site I found this big lead piece. Not sure if it matters but I’ve also found a confederate buckle at this site. I’m pretty clueless as to what this would be used for, my father in law suggested some kind of stamp for metal work. It’s about 1 1/2 inches long and 3/4 inch width.
 

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Show pictures of all sides please, it could help in identification.
 

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an old fashioned clothing iron that you heat up on a wood fire stove?
 

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an old fashioned clothing iron that you heat up on a wood fire stove?
I don’t know anything about old clothing irons. We’re they made out of lead like this? And it’s small..unless you mean it’s a broken piece off a old iron maybe that’s possible
 

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I don’t know anything about old clothing irons. We’re they made out of lead like this? And it’s small..unless you mean it’s a broken piece off a old iron maybe that’s possible
the old irons were called sad irons and were not made of lead . and were not that small .
 

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no it's not an ingot , it's a part to something we just don't know what " yet"
 

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Thank you for the extra pictures they may help in an ID. I myself can't ID it ,it is a strange item but maybe the extra pictures can help.
 

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Why is it being presumed to be lead? It looks ceramic to me.
 

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