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Found something in CT, not sure what it is

Debi

New member
N[size=large]ot sure what we found here but if someone has ANY IDEA, that would be great to know. Found in Ct, Rochambeau time in Ct
 
[size=x-large]It is just about 12 inches long by 6 to 8 inches wide. Heavy metal. Would love to find out what this is. ROCHAMBEAU ERA in CT. We think it was Civil war times. Not sure what was used as tools, or shields they would carry into war on a long sticik?[/size]
 
Hi Debi

Not sure but it looks like a pick head of some sort to me..

maybe you can try a local historical palce and see if they can help

Its a neat find no matter what

Have Happy Safe Fun Hunts

Ron
Rangers Lead The Way
 
[size=x-large]Is there a place to look at relics like there that we can get excited about? Thanks for looking.[/size]
 
Not sure Debi.Maybe someone will come along with more info than I have.Welcome to the forum ,Lot of good folks here and loaded with knowledge that like to share with us.HH
 
I will try to get the size Monday. Not sure how to get the crud off of it..Sort of afraid to do it...it is brittle in place. Thanks. Seems like a good bunch of folk
 
Welcome to the forum!:wave:This is a wonderful community and a great place to share info.:garrett:I haven't got a clue as to what your find is. Have you tried the "Whatzit" forum? I'd ask there. Good luck. Happy Hunting!:)
 
Looks like a turtle to me. Is that a post on the back that may be for a screw, like for a attaching it to something as a decoration.

Jeff
 
I agree about posting it in the "Whatzit" section. And the size would be helpful.
I'd see if anyone can provide some info first, then look into cleaning. There are different methods for cleaning - run a search on it using the search feature as this has been a topic many times, so I don't go and get redundant.
Any good area that pops a nice find deserves going back for more.
 
Send a photo to Antiques Roadshow. I believe they can identify or refer you to someone who can identify this object. Good luck.
 
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