🔎 UNIDENTIFIED OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed

[Truth]

OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed What is a Slidell tool for I found it in an Indian Shellmound where I have found in the end tomahawks as well as 1812 buttons and coins I know it’s not that old because of the notch I don’t know does anybody know?

 

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[creskol]

I would be interested in learning more about what we see here:

 

[Crumb]

It reminds me of an old glass cutting tool I’ve seen b4 but that’s just a guess

 

[Crumb]

Could it possibly be a tool that could cut glass ,or shell in this case for buttons,ornaments I know they use to make alot of buttons out of shells b4 plastic

 

[eyemustdigtreasure]

It kind of looks like a sewing machine part, look at part M in photo.

Button hook

 

[HuntinDog]

Truth
Could you do electrolysis on this piece? maybe it will reveal some more detail

 

[ColtsPop]

OK guys it’s been a while but I’m perplexed What is a Slidell tool for I found it in an Indian Shellmound where I have found in the end tomahawks as well as 1812 buttons and coins I know it’s not that old because of the notch I don’t know does anybody know?

That's a glass cutter,. It is bent and missing the two rowels, but that's what it is. Not sure how old, but you had a window maker or worker, perhaps even an artist there!

 

[Truth]

Didn't see your picture before posting. Good Luck
Looks like your into 2 things, kicking ass, and drinking beer, And your outa beer.

Pass

You ever been to California,
Terrible place

Lmao!!! That’s funny thank you thank you for making me laugh this morning

 

[Truth]

It may be a black powder nipple wrench

I could see that very interesting

 

[Truth]

Why are there Bob Dylan and The Karate Kid videos in this thread?
Is this a joke?

I have no idea

 

[Truth]

As someone above said bike spoke adjusting tool maybe but it also looks to be a bent glass cutter tool.

You gotta remember this was in the shell mound everything I found there has been from the War of 1812 on down

 

[Truth]

History has a tendency to present itself with items that get mixed in as the years go by. You could very well be correct with your enology but so could I. Just keep on diggin and really deep is all those prehistoric bones from those critters that had the deed to that property at the beginning.

It’s weird everybody wants to go deep and when you’re working in brick shells oyster shells roots it’s hard I have dug one big hole and by the time I filled it in I just jump back in the truck and drove 50 miles back home I was done lol

 

[Truth]

I think that's it. Can't say for # of speeds, but for a spoked bicycle, anyhow. Too similar to be coincidental.

Spoke wrench and tire changing lever/paddle.

I’m gonna call if that’s it. Thanks guys

 

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[Truth]

Could it be a part for holding up a glass decorative plate?

Yea

 

[GeoW]

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[opalboy]

can opener
at least I'd get that darn can open with it!

 

[Ladybuggz]

It looks to me a wood cook stove thingy used to lift the plates/element up to the place you stuff wood into. Sorry I don't know the names.

 

[Truth]

I would be interested in learning more about what we see here: View attachment 2028397

This is front and back I did a little electrolysis on it and I cleaned it with a little brass brush

 

[Truth]

That's a glass cutter,. It is bent and missing the two rowels, but that's what it is. Not sure how old, but you had a window maker or worker, perhaps even an artist there!

Maybe it was left behind by a archaeologists they went through a lot but I’ve proven they missed a lot to

 

[Truth]

Truth
Could you do electrolysis on this piece? maybe it will reveal some more detail

Hey Brother I did overnight and then I brushed it with a brass brush the pictures are below

 

[Dug By Wayne]

I still say tire spoon

I agree, I've got a few in my bike kit.