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Looks like something for plumbing... But if you found it at a house that old that's probably not what it is..
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smokeythecat
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Ooh, it's the bottom part of a modern style electric light (lamp) socket. Compare it to a standard incandescent light you have. The top part is a friction fit and the bulb fits in that half.
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smokeythecat said:
Lamp thing is correct. We have to remember just because a house or building site is old doesnt mean newer thinggs were never used at that house.
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