I’m thinking for model T

[tmays]

But y’all tell me. I’m not sure

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[Barnyard]

Or a horse drawn buggy.

[tmays]

Or a horse drawn buggy.

Could be. Lady I got them from had a couple model T’s at one time and that was her guess. Trying to find out so I can let her know and determine what will be done with them. Hope someone here will have the answer. Thanks for your comment

[Don McCombs]

Model T had running boards, so not likely from that source.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_T

[tmays]

Model T had running boards, so not likely from that source.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_T

Thanks, Don. I’m not familiar with model T’s. There’s no telling what they(he) might’ve removed these from. Had quite a collection of stuff. Not that it would’ve been on any of the following, but they had(have) model T’s, a Ford Thunderbird, Old Rolls Royce, old Bentley, several tractors, several Gravely tractors, gun hot bluing setup, gunsmith tools and no telling what else before I got to know them.

[outdoors4evr]

It is definitely a step plate. I was thinking a Model A for the rumble seat, but the design is different.

[tldec50]

cast iron buggy stems

[tldec50]

cast iron buggy steps mis spelling on previous post

[Peter Person]

cast iron buggy steps mis spelling on previous post

https://www.ebay.com/itm/404036714946

[52DAVE]

I'm thinking if its for a T it would have to be for getting into a rumble seat.

[Eugene]

I'm thinking if its for a T it would have to be for getting into a rumble seat.

Not for a model T with rumble seat. Running board was used to get into rumble seat.