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✅ SOLVED Might be simple as a lead pipe cinch

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This appears to be lead to me but I'm not certain. It's non-magnetic. Weighs about 5 ounces.

Is this part of an actual lead pipe? Or maybe a fragment of something?

Thanks!

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Looks like part of an old babbitt bearing. Used in lineshaft, old engines etc. Tony
 
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Yeah, me to, babbitt bearing.
 
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Votes are in and there are three.
Babbitt's the name they all agree.
The evidence is what it be,
All in all, it works for me!

Thanks for all the help!
 
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