Two unknown objects ID

[acoltismypassport]

Amongst the crowd of modern change I unearthed today (that paid for the viognier and hummus!) I found these two objects. Both were quiet deep, in the range of 8 - 10 inches. The first has an appearance not unlike a modern interchangeable blade (perhaps an axe or plane?), but I'm not sure about the second. I realise they're likely of zero value, though my curiosity is getting the best of me. After all, it's all history, is it not?

[oldartefact]

what is "viognier and hummus" sounds like something one unearths from the lower depths of the compost heap?

[jeap]

Ha, I was confused with the food description - sounds far too posh for me - bacon butty all the way.

[Koala]

First one would have been a triangle. Quite common. Something to do with farming I guess. Every field seems to have them.


For some reason my Whites Classic use to love them. Dug loads with that machine.


Second one I have no idea but again looks agricultural

[ROCK HOPPER]

Good taste in wine. Good for the summer but you can keep the Hummus.

[acoltismypassport]

Good taste in wine. Good for the summer but you can keep the Hummus.

Hush your mouth sir. Hummus is amazing!

First one would have been a triangle. Quite common. Something to do with farming I guess. Every field seems to have them.

For some reason my Whites Classic use to love them. Dug loads with that machine.

Second one I have no idea but again looks agricultural

Thanks Koala! I wouldn't be surprised if they came off some kind of farming equipment.

Ha, I was confused with the food description - sounds far too posh for me - bacon butty all the way.

I'll take a bacon sarnie any day too!

[Koala]

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knife blade from a cutter bar in a sickle mower


Vintage one. Similar to the modern ones in the photo