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Homemade throwing star? 
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Bicycle or motorcycle fender decoration? Sub 
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the two images you show don't look like the same item
what's it made of?
Brady
what's it made of?
Brady
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Its the same item and I believe its brass
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Just a wild guess - I have seen similar objects used in kilns to keep the pottery from tipping or moving. Bronze or brass would work as it melts a lot hotter than a pottery kiln needs to get. You'd put three of those around a round based plate or bowl.
But I don't find metal ones - they're usually ceramic.
It's not a caltrop or a throwing item.
But I don't find metal ones - they're usually ceramic.
It's not a caltrop or a throwing item.
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Equilateral triangle ?
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Looks like more of an isosceles situation.
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looks like a pc of scrap someone cut off of a existing pc and threw away.
thanks, marion
thanks, marion
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Its tapered on one side
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Transformers tooth.
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