The river ford was used between 1855-1900. Any ideas. It appears partially melted.
Small lead object found in river ford
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Wow....... that is odd. Would think WAY to soft to be comb etc., but what. Anxious to see what the ID gurus come up with on that one. 
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Looks like part of a lead battery plate.
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