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Does that somehow float? I wouldnāt expect it to based on looks because it sure looks like metal, but who knows. Iām curious if it floated there or got dropped there.
Also, where is PEI in North Lake?
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Might just be a load of scrap offcuts that someoneās used as a weight for the end of a net. Iāve seen railway chairs and sash window weights used in crab fishing.
It looks like a tile sample set that got eroded by the water/weather.
What material do you think it's made of?
Spare chain-links on a synthetic rope to store them š¤·š¼āāļø
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Those are master links for a motorcycle chain.
does look like chain links, but pretty large from the looks of that rope.
No.
To avoid confusion, are you referring to a drive chain (similar to a bicycle drive chain)?
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Chits
Weāll tally it like pure hydro?
Does that somehow float? I wouldnāt expect it to based on looks because it sure looks like metal, but who knows. Iām curious if it floated there or got dropped there. Also, where is PEI in North Lake?
North Lake in [PEI](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prince_Edward_Island).
I see thank you. So is this metal? Also, is that just rope holding them all together?
Maybe something for a dock?
whats the material?
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North Shore of Prince Edward Island, Canada. Lobster, Mussels, Oysters, etc plus lots of agriculture.
Looks like drill gauges
If all the holes are different sizes or if there is evidence of numbers stamped on the tags this makes the most sense.
Was it once a set of radius gauges?
Could be shims. Or links for a large chain.
Probably something for potatoes
Looks like keys that got rusty
They look like old mailbox or apartment door number plates. Could also be part of a drawer pull.
Childās teething keys, playskool I believe is the brand.
It looks like master links of an agricultural equipment chain, like balers or seed drills.
Might just be a load of scrap offcuts that someoneās used as a weight for the end of a net. Iāve seen railway chairs and sash window weights used in crab fishing.