Possible historic find?!!

[Amce54]

Ok I really need some help on this is someone can tell me what I want to hear that is if it is what I'm hoping? This piece is composed of brass and has a lead pipe sticks out of what looks like a fitting. It has threads inside the other end as to thread onto something keeping the lead in place. If someone has a positive ID on this or any info regarding it's orientation or age it would help solve a puzzle and give substantial evidence relating to sam Houston! Thanks

 

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[Teamroper]

Looks like an old fire hose coupling but I'm no expert. Just my two cents.

 

[AU_Solitude]

What roper said. Junk.

 

[Amce54]

Not junk if it's relate to damn houston

 

[Amce54]

Sam*

 

[Amce54]

Could it be a coupling that serves as pipping for a house? Possible 1830 to 1840 era?

 

[jdsly]

Why do you think its related to sam houston?

 

[NHBandit]

Are you one of the guys from the Diggers TV show ?

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Why do you think its related to sam houston?

Exactly?..You havent mentioned anything about where it was found, and why you would think it relates to Sam Houston.

 

[Amce54]

Jhhffvv

 

[jdsly]

Nice! Sounds like a fun place to search

 

[Diggin-N-Dumps]

Well I titled it possible historic find. It's irreverent to were it was found unless I know it's period. But if y'all have to know it from a plantation were sam Houston was camped for many days. It it not related as to in his Hands but if it's period then it was taken off and given to Sam Houston for supply's. I know the history very well to were I dig and have lots of provenance to support and back up my location. I am one of only a few who have dug here and one of only two who have the permission and continue to dig here as much as I would like. But I understand the historic significance to know its important to history I take the proper and necessary measures to locating, digging, logging and itemizing my finds. Please don't take me as being vague for it is important to protect the owner of the lands requests. I has already been logged as a historical site and dug by archeologists. But there not welcome continually like I am. So I find it my job to keep the history flowing from the ground for everyone to see.

Thats wonderful you have a place to dig where you have real potenital

Best of luck man!

 

[Amce54]

Okkkk

 

[Tony in SC]

It is a hose connector, not coupling, Probably from an old pump. Maybe for irrigation. Tony

 

[bradyboy]

Have to agree with the Hose coupling
The knob is so you can put a spanner wrench on it to tighten down
The threads look like they could fire hose thread
The fitting is brass so it wont spark, common for fittings to be aluminum or brass
Brady

 

[Amce54]

What era of time do y'all believe its common with? Why did they start threading household items?

 

[Amce54]

What era of time do y'all believe its common with? Or when did they start threading common household appliances. With such metals?

 

[sailaway]

Looks to be part of a windmill pump from the 1800"s

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

"Irreverent to where it was found." Lovely malaprop.

Looks very much like part of a rocker lug / brass swivel for firehose. Was Sam Houston a firefighter in the 1880s?

 

[lastleg]

No but his brother was.