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Found this while regrading my daughters back lawn. Heavy. April 80-90 lbs. central mass area. Near old farmland. Anyone have any solid ideas?
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Looks like a mortar shell with the fins broken off.The fuse would screw into the plugged opening.If that,s what it is and the diameter is 4.2 inches it could be a white phosphorus shell,nasty stuff.if exposed to air it burns very hot and keeps burning until deprived of oxygen.I don,t know that,s what it is but be careful.
 
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Doesn’t help but the unthreaded end looks like it’s for a victrolic (sp) connection
 
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