Anyone know what this metal spear shape item is?

It is 2.4 ounces and it is about 7.5 inches long. There are no markings anywhere. And if there were they are no longer there. Attached are the pictures in a pdf file. Thank you for your time and help.

 

@Jesyeka please put your pictures one by one into your post and click "Full Size" when you are done.

No one here wants to download a pdf file into their computer... Thank you

 

& these days , why would anyone think that we do ????
from someone we do not know......at all....
it makes no fricken sense......,,

 

I can't see a picture and am not touching a download. So....?

 

My mac identified it as a downloadable pdf file... probably has their photos in it.
I'm not downloading a pdf file to look at photos! Could be anything! :O

 

oyster shucker's knife ?

 

looks dug up.......but...with no other information .....??????????????

 

Oyster shuckers knife? No

 

I get it, but you don't have to be so rude! How about not responding unless you can be respectful. Thanks!

 

Don't have any other information that is why I am asking if anyone knows what it is. Geez, people are rude on here!

 

Is the base solid or hollow?Where was it found?Iron spears have been around for over 3,000 years,need info to even guess.

 

it is solid. Found in my father-in-laws house, so that wouldn't be helpful. He passed and can't ask him. I came on here in hopes I get some ideas that is all. I gave all the information I possibly could. If I had more, I'd give more. All I am getting is rude people. I am done on here. Thank you for your help. I am just going to assume it is an old iron spear, people who seen it in person said the same. So I am going to go with that and leave this rude place. Thank you again and have a great day.

 

respect has to be earned...!
didn't your mama teach you nuthin..!!!

now I'm gonna tell u , just where u can put that spear head........ and rotate !!!

 

Looks like a spear head to me. As for Komo, he just takes some getting used to.

 

I get the '''Point. !

get it....spear head....... point !

hahaha........

 

Most of us are not rude. Unfortunately, everyone has to go through the "Komokwa Experience" in the beginning........

That said, if your spear is solid, it may more likely be from something architectural, like a fence, than be an actual spear. A spear head with a shaft tapered in that direction would have a hollow socket that would allow it to be seated onto a pole. It also appears to be made of cast iron, which would be typical of a decorative application, as opposed to wrought iron which would be used in a functioning spear.

You would be surprised at what kind of information new posters don't include, even when they know it. The more information we have, the more likely we will be able to help.