A rusted iron building tie for tying beams. A long flat curved end with four holes in it leading into a long cuboid section which turns ninety degrees into a shorter flat tapering end with three holes. The shorter flat tapering end sits in a position ninety degrees turned from the longer flat curved end.
beam tie
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