No Idea... Found near Old Mining Claim and Possible 1910-1920 Army Training Site
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Cool find! It reminds me of old school flag pole bracket/holder.
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This one is circa 1900.
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Or a buggy whip holder, although it seems small for that...
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that is cool just finding it in an area with that kind of history
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White's Surf P.I.
Reminds me of the midsection to an old ice cream scoop...but I may remember guessing this incorrectly on one of these before?
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I think You Nailed it Ben.
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