Anyone know what this is,odd shaped metal detector find

[robbocop33]

Hi,i'll just get this out the way first,i am not a metal detector geek type!!,bought it for one reason,my uncle when he was young decided to play pirates and buried all my grandfather's war medals,tunics etc and i know the rough area its in.
So,first off i was amazed how quickly i got bored lol,shocked me to be honest but the first moment i put the detector to the ground i found this below,does the shape mean anything to anyone?
It has been in the ground for a 'very' long time,the amount of crud i had to break off was incredible,it was about twice the size!Here it is.

[MacW]

It's the letter 'V'.

[5potTurbo]

MacW said:

It's the letter 'V'.

[slybynight]

Muddy boot remover - snapped off - rest of it missing

[crossle]

Horseshoe for a deformed horse?

[Stig]

Bronze age chastity belt.

[Fas1975]

Bronze age autopsy template.

[condor]

pliers? ...without the plier bit

[Fitz666]

Ye olde fishing pole holder

[No Bend]

slybynight said:

Muddy boot remover - snapped off - rest of it missing

Mud remover for boot. Cross bar missing.

[soad]

That's quite special, whatever it is.

[SeeFive]

It is upside down.

It is the part of a sign from an old roman road, obviously in the days well before weather proof paint was invented.

It is the graphic bit on the sign that shows the "end of dual chariot-way" with the tip broken off.

[TonyRPH]

SeeFive said:

It is upside down.

It is the part of a sign from an old roman road, obviously in the days well before weather proof paint was invented.

It is the graphic bit on the sign that shows the "end of dual chariot-way" with the tip broken off.

[8Ace]

SeeFive said:

It is upside down.

It is the part of a sign from an old roman road, obviously in the days well before weather proof paint was invented.

It is the graphic bit on the sign that shows the "end of dual chariot-way" with the tip broken off.

Outstanding

[anonymous-user]

It's worth about £2 million quid though looking at it

[robbocop33]

[quote=crossle]Horseshoe for a deformed horse?[/quoteFunny,that's what i thought,im sure i bet on it once.Think the end of the chariot way makes more sense though,thanks for your help.

[No Bend]

robbocop33]rossle said:

Horseshoe for a deformed horse?[/quoteFunny,that's what i thought,im sure i bet on it once.Think the end of the chariot way makes more sense though,thanks for your help.

Deformed horse? Maybe its for a camel. So could it be a camel toe shoe?

[CaptainHogseye]

Part of an olde worlde door hinge perhaps.

[CaptainHogseye]

Part of an olde worlde door hinge perhaps.

[zeDuffMan]

speedyguy said:

It's worth about £2 million quid though looking at it

I can do £2.50 and that's my best offer