Unknown brass relics, estimated WW1 era.

RockyR

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I found these 4" long heavy brass items while metal detecting in areas of SE Arizona where other finds dated from around 1910-1930. There are no clues as to the manufacturer stamped on them. I don't know if they are some type of rope tensioners, flagpole brackets, or firearm/reloading accessories. I would appreciate anyone's comments who may be familiar with them.
 

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Thanks for the info, Wolverine.
 

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That's just what they are! Nice finds though.

HH
 

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They actually go back to the Span/Am period. I have some with patient dates in the 1880's. They may have been used in WWI but I am not sure.
 

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Mich. Wolverine said:
They are tent rope tighteners.

Wolverine.

Yep. I've found quite a few of those in the woods around old Scout camps from the 1920's.
 

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Wow! Thanks to everyone for all the feedback! I hadn't expected such a widespread response. Much appreciated!
 

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