🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Need help with some iron tools from late 1700s to early 1800s.

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ANTIQUARIAN

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What part of the world where these found in... a regional perspective my help to I.D. your iron fragments. :icon_scratch:
 

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What part of the world where these found in... a regional perspective my help to I.D. your iron fragments. :icon_scratch:
Sorry about that.

Found in south east United States along with other items that lead me to think it was early english settlers.

Ill add a picture of a spoon made by John Yates which was found at the site.

Also a photo with all of my finds from the site so far.
 

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creskol

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I'm not sure they are tools. The one on the left looks more like a kettle leg ..or a leg of some sort. The other is a genuine "whatzit partifact"
 

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Sorry about that.

Found in south east United States along with other items that lead me to think it was early english settlers.

Ill add a picture of a spoon made by John Yates which was found at the site.

Also a photo with all of my finds from the site so far.
Though I didn't see the maker's mark in the silver-plate ID, doesn't mean I missed it.
 

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