🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Tiny lid….

[blossom]

Found this at the weekend, in uk, been trying to make out the writing…
We Think it could be LISBO….? Any help much appreciated xx

 

[fyrffytr1]

First thought that came to my mind was part of a twist lock.

 

[TimberCrack]

You have found the base of a squashed paper shotgun shell...the primer is the small protrusion...the base of early ones were copper and later brass...take brasso and toothbrush and it will clean right up. Probably a 20 or 28 gauge...

 

[pepperj]

You have found the base of a squashed paper shotgun shell...the primer is the small protrusion...the base of early ones were copper and later brass...take brasso and toothbrush and it will clean right up. Probably a 20 or 28 gauge...

I thought for a second that was a totally daft ID.

Then I looked again, and it's plain as day looking at it.
Brilliant eye TimberCrack

 

[pepperj]

Shotgun

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I gleamed the UK-but that doesn't discount the maker being from another country.
Geez who thought there was so many different headstamps out in this world.

 

[CRUSADER]

I think its the top of an oil lamp where the wick came out.

 

[DCMatt]

You have found the base of a squashed paper shotgun shell...the primer is the small protrusion...the base of early ones were copper and later brass...take brasso and toothbrush and it will clean right up. Probably a 20 or 28 gauge...

Agree. Squished shotgun brass from a 20th C paper & brass shell. Maybe a 20 gauge or a 410?

It's clear to me that there is a spent primer in the center.

 

[hollARDog]

Agree. Squished shotgun brass from a 20th C paper & brass shell. Maybe a 20 gauge or a 410?

It's clear to me that there is a spent primer in the center.

I agree, once he posted SG brass I went back to look and it was like a sore thumb🤘