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Hello There. Found this brass item tonite at a homesite that probably dates from the 1930's. There is no engraving on it. Any ideas? Thanks. C9
 

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My Ist thought that came to mind was that it's the base of the old telephone handle hanger. And That would date to the 20's n 30's
 
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