Barrydang
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Thought it was an old toy badge at first but it has a big hole in it.
Thought it was a toy badge at first
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Looks like an old bicycle chain gear
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Faucet/valve handle?
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That gear is pretty old and took the old style chain. Early 1900's. It would be the bottom chain pictured. The top chain type was used up until WW2 and was called a skip-tooth. Used before WW2 mainly. Gary
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I thought sprocket, but I'll go with rusted out center for a planter disc?
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What about a spark plug gap gauge? Paul
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