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What tool was this used for, & material it is made of, dig find today
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Looks like a Spaghetti Strainer.
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At first glance, it looks like a preform.
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maybe a preform or something they didn't finish for whatever reason.
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Could be a core also.
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Material doesn't look familiar to me. What state did you find it in? Gary
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Looks like jasper, many sources for jasper in Pa.
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