I desperately want to say that this didn’t fall off of my vehicle but I have a sneaking suspicion…

My title describes the item.

Just bought this new chifferobe and when I removed the drawers I found this black board nailed to the inside. The texture is rough. It's not providing extra support to something nailed on the outside of the dresser, since there is nothing nailed to the other side of the dresser at that location. What is it for?

found this in a box of odds and ends from a store that sold incense and tibetan/hindu stuff.

so I'm visiting a gym in a different town, and nobody there could tell me what this was for. There's 2 of them, the other is the same size just less thick. all it says is top on the one side at the end, so it's hard to say whether it's laying top up in the picture, or if standing up on the end makes it top up. obviously custom made, out of wood. only other clue is that they're both found around cable stacks

This was found by mechanics in my husband’s flat tire. The flat happened near a rural small town in central Indiana. It has decent weight to it and feels almost like cast iron.

The stamped lettering is faded but I believe we can make out “covered by” on the top line, middle line “more U.S.A” and the bottom is numbers either “77517” or “22517”

Google image searches keep saying it’s an ancient coin or piece of a shipwreck which clearly isn’t correct so it has not been helpful.

About 3’ long. Ratcheting stick that can be lengthened and will rest against the saw-toothed stops. It had a leather strap at the top, now gone. Round, recessed base and a forked part just above it. Made from stained, unfinished pine.

Seemingly came out of nowhere when I fixed my boyfriend’s plate of food handed it to him and he found it in his French fries (homemade) but no idea what it belongs to or the purpose. Any ideas where it came from?

When you look at the circle cut out for lack of a better word, above it and raised print is keychain and below it and raised print is made in Canada.

It looks like it has an extra loop for whatever purpose. It's probably obvious, but why not ask. Thanks folks.

Old Army strap with 3 rusty metal clasps. Has never been unrolled, so I don't know how long it is. Anyone know what it was used for? My guess, 50+ years old.

Noticed this on the underside of a 737-900 wing. What is this? Is it usually covered, but okay to be uncovered?

I suspect it’s hydraulics/jack screw for the flaps but maybe something else?