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Need help identifying four company trademarks.
-The first is of a harp stamped into a very thin aluminum lid.
-The second is of two 'C's and an 'H' on a aluminum screw cap.
-The third is of a 'C-H' inside a cube with another icon below that. The item is probably cast aluminum and the no. G488-? is raised on the back side. 1/8” thick. Possible an old auto carb part?
-The fourth item with a stamped 'W'. (Westinghouse)? It looks like it might have come off some type of electrical item.
Also need help identifying several items.
-The fifth item is possibly a turn handle with the middle broken out. Made of fairly heavy non-ferrous silvery metal, weighs 3 oz., slightly over 2" dia
-The sixth item is a tapered cigar shaped copper or brass item, weighs 4 oz., is 5" X 5/8" at widest point with the word 'Reliable', below that is 450L, below that an 'STR', below that the # 244050. There is a spring inside with openings on each end. One end has something plugging it, the other is open, the hole narrows until the wider spring location.
-The seventh item is tapered, made of brass with four grooves. The narrow end screws off but the hole in the detached part doesn’t go thru. 2 1/2" long, weighs 1 oz.
-The eighth item with the gecko looking lizard is 3-1/4" x 2", is plated over a non-ferrous metal and was possibly oval shaped. I think had it been tube shaped it would have creased each side more when it was crushed. Weighs 4 oz.
-The ninth oval shaped thin item with four holes looks like a women’s or child’s shoe sole tap but I’m unsure. Probably made of brass, 2-¾” x 2-¼”, weighs 22 grams.
-The tenth rectangular item is brass, weighs 5 ¼ oz, measures 3-¼” x 1-¼” x 7/16” thick on the ends. The middle tit is broke out. Door or lock part?
Thanks in advance.
-The first is of a harp stamped into a very thin aluminum lid.
-The second is of two 'C's and an 'H' on a aluminum screw cap.
-The third is of a 'C-H' inside a cube with another icon below that. The item is probably cast aluminum and the no. G488-? is raised on the back side. 1/8” thick. Possible an old auto carb part?
-The fourth item with a stamped 'W'. (Westinghouse)? It looks like it might have come off some type of electrical item.
Also need help identifying several items.
-The fifth item is possibly a turn handle with the middle broken out. Made of fairly heavy non-ferrous silvery metal, weighs 3 oz., slightly over 2" dia
-The sixth item is a tapered cigar shaped copper or brass item, weighs 4 oz., is 5" X 5/8" at widest point with the word 'Reliable', below that is 450L, below that an 'STR', below that the # 244050. There is a spring inside with openings on each end. One end has something plugging it, the other is open, the hole narrows until the wider spring location.
-The seventh item is tapered, made of brass with four grooves. The narrow end screws off but the hole in the detached part doesn’t go thru. 2 1/2" long, weighs 1 oz.
-The eighth item with the gecko looking lizard is 3-1/4" x 2", is plated over a non-ferrous metal and was possibly oval shaped. I think had it been tube shaped it would have creased each side more when it was crushed. Weighs 4 oz.
-The ninth oval shaped thin item with four holes looks like a women’s or child’s shoe sole tap but I’m unsure. Probably made of brass, 2-¾” x 2-¼”, weighs 22 grams.
-The tenth rectangular item is brass, weighs 5 ¼ oz, measures 3-¼” x 1-¼” x 7/16” thick on the ends. The middle tit is broke out. Door or lock part?
Thanks in advance.
I have never seen one that can take the two sets of different stem sizes, the 1/4 bsf & the 2ba, good ID and Find 
