Blue glass top??

[hybrid_XLT]

Dug this today at a old right away going thru some woods that connects one neighborhood to another . it was a good 5" deep and was about 4 feet away from where i dug a 1907 Barber dime and a Harmonica reed. glass is blue and the metal looks to be tin...anyone have a idea of what this is..thanks for looking.

 

[Rmeav8r]

The glass looks almost green, it could be a light cover for a flashlight or signal light.

 

[taz42o]

That is a pilot light jewel.

 

[Montana Jim]

That is a pilot light jewel.

Agree'd... maybe not pilot, but certainly a dashboard (car, plane, boat, whatever) jewel light.

 

[taz42o]

That is a pilot light jewel.

Agree'd... maybe not pilot, but certainly a dashboard (car, plane, boat, whatever) jewel light.

They are called pilot or indicator light jewels no matter what they are in ,car ,kitchen stove , guitar amp or many other things.

 

[IronSpike]

Good ID

Looks like a Fender pilot light jewel.

 

[Montana Jim]

That is a pilot light jewel.

Agree'd... maybe not pilot, but certainly a dashboard (car, plane, boat, whatever) jewel light.

They are called pilot or indicator light jewels no matter what they are in ,car ,kitchen stove , guitar amp or many other things.

Ahhh.... LOL... Thanks

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

replaced by the modern day LED.

 

[hybrid_XLT]

Thanks again for the quick ID on this find, Robert

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Yours could be a bit older but heres a guitar amplifier with a 60's era cabinet and blue jewel light indicator. (a light bulb goes behind it) http://www.harrystrading.nl/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/608

 

[Native1858]

It is definitely the slip over, push down and twist on, cover lens for some sort of small lightbulb. I have seen stuff like this on old automobile, farm equipment, and tractor dashboards.

 

[taz42o]

These two clear ones are on my army corps of engineers generator.