I found this with a Garrett CX III at 14-16 inches. The site is a former depot/fort controlled by both sides during the Revolution. The pictures below are after HEAVY cleaning. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Possible Revolutionary relic?
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My money would be on the hinge strap as well. Cool nonetheless! HH!
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Just a guess. But could it be an old key hole cover...........for a pretty big key?
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Broken-off pot handle?
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