ACE250
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this came from a plantation on a club hunt it was found in front of a make shift hospital a big two story building used in civil war times.
I have no idea ?
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lantern part where the wick comes thru?
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is the shaft hollow? -- if so it might be where the shaft from wick knob went thru to adjust it 's height.
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Wick top for an alcohol lamp? Monty
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dozer dan said:
That's what I was thinking
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Looks more like what you would put the key in to an automobile
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