allison86
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Dug this up at the park that use to be a mid 1800s army fort I am sure it's from a barrel of a gun any ideas?
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It's not any part of a gun barrel, don't know what it could be though
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It looks like metal from a treadle sewing machine stand or something like that.
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It's a fragment of a thing that was commonly used to do stuff at some time or another. LOL
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Possibly half of a cap gun barrel.
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Mystery item from early-mid 1800s (possibly military)
