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I've taken so many pics and diffrent angles of this and google lens keeps saying part of a buckle. I've searched all the buckles and can't find any part to one like this. I thought toy car frame but not sure .
 

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I've taken so many pics and diffrent angles of this and google lens keeps saying part of a buckle. I've searched all the buckles and can't find any part to one like this. I thought toy car frame but not sure .
Part of a link chain perhaps 🤔
 
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Looks like a buckle frame except for the spike on the bottom. Possibly it was driven into a wagon as a tie-off for a tarp/cover
 
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Something like this?
 

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Some great mysteries and some things that should not come in contact with bare skin
Keep up the great work
 
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I know what some of this stuff is but some is just whatever
The round green and white strip thing is a marble.

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For more useless I'Ds just use Google lens.🤣
 
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Didn't something like this get posted within the last year? Unless I saw it posted somewhere else recently. Because I swear I've seen something identical to this posted somewhere.

With that said, don't ask me what CINC Household said 5 minutes ago because I can't remember.
 
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I've seen something posted somewhere like this but don't remember and I think I be seen it online in pictures , might have been part of a certain buckle mechanism. Like I said I can't remember
 
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kinda sorta. If you replicated that arc segment around to make a complete circle it would be pretty big.

or ... You could do some careful measurements and use trig math to determine the radius of a complete circle.
I’m guessing that the bowed bottom was from accommodating a trim board that the piece had be hammered into.
 
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