Drawer Pull?

llib0432

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• Nov 23, 2022

• #1

Found this on old farmland that's gone back to forest. I originally thought it was a bracket of some sort but if you bend the left side back straight I think it's got to be a drawer pull. It's iron and looks to be handmade.

 

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Boones

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• Nov 23, 2022

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Yeah...I'm certainly no expert, but I agree on your guess. If it was straightened out, it's a drawer pull or maybe even the door handle for some small door on an 'out building'....possibly a shed, or maybe even the out house!! It's just fun to guess....

 

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• Nov 24, 2022

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Looks like a hacksaw.

 

llib0432

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• Nov 25, 2022

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I’m trying to wrap my head around how this would be a hacksaw. Would this piece be just the handle with out any wood overlay and without the blade? Any examples you could share? I will tell you that I did find. Saw file in the same general area on a different trip which would seem to make sense. Thanks!

 

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• Nov 26, 2022

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Well, i can't take a picture right now, but imagine a mirror image of that piece. The piece toward your thumb would connect to another piece almost like the one in your hand. When joined together they would hold a blade. That piece toward your middle finger with the holes is what would hold the blade and the handle would be attached in that area.

Not saying for sure it is a saw but it is possible.