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I live next to a Railway line and found a few railway bolts.
Found loads of these, But no idea what they are.

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insulators for the old telegraph/signal lines?
 
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Are the central rods solid? Are they Carbon? If so, they appear to be the remains of dry-cell batteries.
 
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Old train battery.
Thank you very much.
Been digging them up for the past 10 years and now I know what they are.:icon_thumleft:
 
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