Help identifying something please

[Tackdriver]

I have about 50 of these and can't figure out what they are intended for. Made of brass. Would like to know what they are before I scrap them. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks in advance!

 

[BabyYoda]

Some sort of casement or window bracket?

 

[OutdoorWriter]

How or where did you acquire them?

 

[Tackdriver]

I bought a property and they homeowners were deceased. Children didnt live local and let the property run down pretty bad. It happens alot. They were in the guys garage. He had a concrete batch plant, made pavers, and had greenhouses. A 15 acre property. I took (4) 40yd rolloffs out of just steel. He was a really bad hoarder.

 

[Tackdriver]

this is what I do to make money to spend on hunting.

 

[freaknasty]

I think they are for forms for cement of some kind
you said he had a cement batch plant that's just my guess good luck looking forward to finding out what they really are

 

[kilbuc]

Tacdriver.....I need you, trying to find somebody for small remodel, everyone is busy building new houses......LOL.

from the " Heartland of Wyoming"

 

[BabyYoda]

Brackets for green house panels, maybe!

 

[Bluehair]

I agree they look like some kind of bracketry, but brackets aren’t usually made out of soft stuff like brass. And I’ve seen a lot of batch plants over the years and brass isn’t normally used.

Brass would ordinarily be used in an environment that required non-ferrous metals. I thought of manhole steps or something similar.

 

[EVILNR]

The guy who had them before you may have asked the same qu?

 

[DeerHunter53]

They use a brass in Salt environments as it doesn't rust.

 

[customweld]

With the rounded bottom, it looks like they are used as a cam style latch. I would lean towards some sort of panel latch.

 

[feddoc]

With the rounded bottom, it looks like they are used as a cam style latch. I would lean towards some sort of panel latch.

They remind me of dog ears used to latch fuel hoses.