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Old 03-07-2010, 14:28   #1
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Help ID Brass Parts

would appreciate any ideas on what these might be,thanks
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Old 03-07-2010, 14:30   #2
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got something very similar in the galley for hooking onto in rough seas. Bolted on thru sturdy cabinet framing at waist height. where did yours come from? might give a hint as to purpose.
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i bought a bunch of old boat parts,deck cleats controls ,etc. so i am guessing these are marine related
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Old 03-07-2010, 14:39   #4
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these do show some wear. i am looking for a name (what to call them),so i can offer them for sale. thank you for your time!
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thank-you
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Yes, they are pad eyes and they are bronze. Not brass.

The square shape look like they might be made to use for a boarding ladder.

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thanks, i finally got it, bronze is non corrosive to ,example "salt water",,a razor would be brass,just plain water.
at lease this is what i have been told.
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I've been looking for a couple of those if you'd like to sell them. I've got a boarding ladder but no pad eyes to go with them.
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i sell part time(hobby) on ebay, but am taking a break during the summer months.
i will list in auction format now if your interested.
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The pad eye in your fingers looks a bit thin at the top. It may not be near its original strength.
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Ok, better angled photos for the auction would be good.
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i tried a search, but couldn't even find my stuff
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