Brass triangle with concentric circles

[faribo]

Any clue what this is?

I forgot to mention that it is 6 inches to a side, brass, quite thin, looks almost identical on the reverse except that it has a rolled rim.

 

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[bowwinkles]

Looks like a piece of tile.

 

[DCMatt]

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[desertexplorer]

Do you have a photo of the rolled rim on the other side? Also how thick is it?

 

[faribo]

I don't.

The brass is about 1mm thick.

I found it about 6 inches deep at the fairgrounds where they used to park way back in the day.

 

[GoldieLocks]

Maybe a tool for drawing exact lengths, or a toy game piece?

 

[invent4hir]

Not real sure. When I googled "triangles with concentric circles" this appeared...

 

[faribo]

Maybe a tool for drawing exact lengths, or a toy game piece?

I don't know about the tool part, but I would assume that it couldn't be a toy based upon the fact that if you threw it at someone, there is a fair chance that it would stick in their skull.

 

[faribo]

 

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Hey DC I like that.

Might have to copy paste that.... although I might loose your great colors.

 

[flyadive]

Hey DC I like that.

Might have to copy paste that.... although I might loose your great colors.

This is made public by PBK in the “what is it” Column that your suppose to read ...[emoji3]