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MXT 300MM PISTOL PROBE FISKARS SPADE AND SHOVEL 12INCH,4X6 AND 8X6 SEF
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Found at cellar hole in central MA.,shown on mid to late 1800s maps.Was evidence of modern junk around,so might not be old.I havent a clue,buddy thought maybe went on hose of some type.Hole goes through male end but other has a nub that looks like flare end of male piece fits against when screwed in.
 

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It cleans out the ears from wax? Or maybe a valve stem off an early tire?
 
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Weird, the one end looks like an anchor for concrete.
 
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RUBBER HOSE TO ONE END AND COUPLING TO THE OTHER MAYBE FOR A VEHICLE BRAKE OR FUEL LINE. ZUTPHEN
 
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A bleeder valve comes to mind.


GOD Bless

Chris
 
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How about the center grinding piece for a pepper grinder??

Tim
 
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Looks to me like a bulkhead connector with a knurled hose barb.
 
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Is it hollow? Maybe an early grease fitting?

DCMatt
 
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The male piece has hole straight through,noticed I can blow through other piece but if I thread male all the way in its hard for air to go through and as its slowly backed out the more air can go through..must have been for a sprayer of some type...maybe was o-ring on it and there is a set screw as to hold male piece solid..



Is it hollow? Maybe an early grease fitting?

DCMatt
 
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A bleeder valve comes to mind.


GOD Bless

Chris

worldtalker is right on. It seems to be a bleeder valve.

Possibly from a cast iron radator heating system.

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by the looks of this

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I would say this end definitely was to be inserted in a Rubber Hose or sleeve.

it does not appear it would work well in metal
 
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