It doesn’t have threads. I don’t have a clue. It was found along with other things today at early 1900s foundation site
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What is it made of?
I'm thinking it's some type of early electrical wire standoff.
I'm thinking it's some type of early electrical wire standoff.
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If it is bronze or babbitt it is a bushing/bearing?
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master cylinder piston.
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