This ones got me stumped????

[worldtalker]

[imgThe top is bronze,post is copper,crudely made,any clues?

 

[timekiller]

Looks like a old striped out drain plug for a oil pan of a engine.much like this big one I found.
Take Care,
Pete,

 

[relic lover]

stopper for a decanter

 

[worldtalker]

stopper for a decanter

Copper post is not round enough for a proper seal,thanks for the input!!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

It may be another one of Piggy's Piggnutts.

 

[worldtalker]

It may be another one of Piggy's Piggnutts.

What's a Piggy PignuttsNever seen one of them!

 

[worldtalker]

could the big end fit into a socket of some kind?

TT,look at pic 1,don't see how,unless it was super crude.Does have the appearance of being sheared off.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

It may be another one of Piggy's Piggnutts.

What's a Piggy PignuttsNever seen one of them!

A member named Piggy found some Korean octagon lugnut looking game pieces and the thread dragged on for several years even after it was solved. At one time it was one of the top watched TN threads of all time.

Thank God this is not a piggnut. I was just joking.

 

[worldtalker]

could the big end fit into a socket of some kind?

TT,look at pic 1,don't see how,unless it was super crude.Does have the appearance of being sheared off.

That was what I was thinking....like it fitting in a mirror image socket...and whatever it was spinning sheared off...What would you call the shape of that head on the bolt?

Eight sided,but so uneven,look at side views.

 

[worldtalker]

It may be another one of Piggy's Piggnutts.

What's a Piggy PignuttsNever seen one of them!

A member named Piggy found some Korean octagon lugnut looking game pieces and the thread dragged on for several years even after it was solved. At one time it was one of the top watched TN threads of all time.

Thank God this is not a piggnut. I was just joking.

Is that what they call"gettin a thingy goin"

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

It may be another one of Piggy's Piggnutts.

What's a Piggy PignuttsNever seen one of them!

A member named Piggy found some Korean octagon lugnut looking game pieces and the thread dragged on for several years even after it was solved. At one time it was one of the top watched TN threads of all time.

Thank God this is not a piggnut. I was just joking.

Is that what they call"gettin a thingy goin"

I dont know. Heres the old thread whats left of it. http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,91892.0.html

I wonder if your item is a game piece?