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What the heck is it ?

Dont know for sure but will guess an old hydrant wrench . once upon a time each fire precinct had its own hydrants . if someone beat them to the fire they could do nothing . usta be a lot of competition between fire companys . just my best guess anyhow .
 
Well, all right ! That may be the case. I found it between a sidewalk and the street. That puts it in the right area anyway. Thanks, "Ole Doc" for the reply. Julian Walden
 
Hydrant wenches are seriously larger than that.
It's only 5" long.
 
yes sir ; but i guess you could make it any length ya want with a piece of pipe . i've forgotten what year they standardized hydrants and forced all companys to comply . nor do i have the pictures of 1800's fire plugs . if it's not that then i have no idea . i am only 70 years old so i havn't seen everything yet . still dirt fishin tho .
 
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