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✅ SOLVED Possibly a piece of something music related.

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I found this by 1800s Barn. It is non-magnetic and pretty bent up. I can see what looks like musical patterns on this as well as some other symbols. Does anyone recognize this?
 

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Thank you for your identification. Do you have a time frame?
ehh.
Victorian gets mentioned.
Seems early , but not for origins.

My wild guess is , in use still during era of plaster and lathe finished interior homes due to the fun of trying to secure a fastener into such construction without making a mess of plaster coating. It can be like beating a rubber drum trying to seat a nail. Or if you hit between laths it wants to crumble instead of hold. I been there!

There were metal rails used in some places too I believe. Maybe like curtain rods to display things hung from?
 
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ehh.
Victorian gets mentioned.
Seems early , but not for origins.

My wild guess is , in use still during era of plaster and lathe finished interior homes due to the fun of trying to secure a fastener into such construction without making a mess of plaster coating. It can be like beating a rubber drum trying to seat a nail. Or if you hit between laths it wants to crumble instead of hold. I been there!

There were metal rails used in some places too I believe. Maybe like curtain rods to display things hung from?
As always thank you for the ID and the information. Cheers!
 
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