✅ SOLVED Electrical?
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Tony in Virginia
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Looks like some kind of jack that plugged into something.
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NOLA_Ken
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That is a 1/4 inch mono jack, could have been from a headset, microphone, speaker etc.....
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kriopelle
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I would have to agree with Ken. Maybe it was for an old telephone switchboard? HH
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