Just dug this up between where an old house stood and a barn. It's not really a star I guess, as it has only 4 points. Has a rolled top edge and a magnet sticks to it. Maybe a mini baking pan for small cake or bread? Or maybe a cover for something but no holes visible where it bolted on etc. I have also found some children's small scale play cups in the area in the past.
Metal star shaped pan?
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davidlhyde63366
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may be for cornbread ?
Huckleberry
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If it's cast iron, I would bet cornbread pan. If not, I got no clue.
SmirkAtTheMerc
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I don’t know if its a pan, it looks way too small
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Picture of top side may help. Any trace of where rivets may have been for a handle. My mom had a full set of Christmas cookie cutters in a cardboard box when I was a kid, Santa, snowman,angle, and I believe a star that looked much like that. Just don't remember them being steel.
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No rivet holes or rivets - the top edges are rolled so probably not a cutter. I went back there today and found more mystery items... jeez.
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When my kids were young, they had small metal pans of different shapes to use in a sand box to create different effects in the sand. They also used them at the beach.
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