What is this? Any ideas on the age.

[bartshop62]

Found this on my permission today. It was The site part of a U.S. Army Air Field air force base and There was some buildings there. What is this? What is in picture 10? Its falling apart a round disc could it be related to the base as a tool? Any ideas on The age?CAN anyone Pull a Photo of it? Is it base related?

 

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[Tpmetal]

almost looks like the tops to hand grenades(the fuse)

 

[Tpmetal]

In fact I am pretty certain that is what they are, maybe they were doing some training?

 

[bartshop62]

In fact I am pretty certain that is what they are, maybe they were doing some training?

Yes sir they were training There.

 

[cudamark]

Chair (or other item that uses one) caster missing the wheel.

 

[Tpmetal]

Chair (or other item that uses one) caster missing the wheel.

Nope, and the indicators to that are the metal spring still intact, and the geometry that matches grenade fuzes, along with the two small posts the handle rotated off of by the spring. for sure not caster wheels. Just google grenade fuze and you will see what i mean

 

[bartshop62]

Nope, and the indicators to that are the metal spring still intact, and the geometry that matches grenade fuzes, along with the two small posts the handle rotated off of by the spring. for sure not caster wheels. Just google grenade fuze and you will see what i mean

I see what you mean Tpmetal your right found it marked solved.

 

[Nathan6309]

Yep. It is definitely the top off of a hand grenade. Have seen them found before. Was the area you found it in a common training site?

 

[bartshop62]

Yep. It is definitely the top off of a hand grenade. Have seen them found before. Was the area you found it in a common training site?

Yes buddy i said it There were buildings it was a air Field and training area i guess.

 

[Nathan6309]

Here’s a good photo of one similar to yours.

 

[Doubter in MD]

I see what you mean Tpmetal your right found it marked solved.

Neat find.

As the originator of this thread, you need to mark it solved yourself. You can follow this tutorial below - it's also pinned at the top of the "What is it?" forum. http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/369859-how-mark-your-what-solved-photo-tutorial.html


You could also Private Message a moderator to do it but it's probably easier to do it yourself.

 

[villagenut]

It is even easier to thank the good folks who try hard to help identify "what's its" for free. Just sayin

 

[bartshop62]

Thanks all for help.
Solved.