Whatzit?
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Eyelet bearing insert for a zamak cast truck sideframe.
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I agree, it looks like an oilite bearing mounted in a locomotive frame.
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Hmmm...good guesses but not quite. Here's another look:
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Remember, these are not necessarily railroad-related. One of Dirt's started with the head-end of the rein-rail on a horse-drawn sleigh.
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Kind of looks like a smokebox front with a hole for a headlight.
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For no rational reason I want to say it's the business end of some sort of cannon
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The BUSINESS end of a pistol. BANG!
Rich
PS: even though I am likely incorrect anyhow, I had NOT seen Rufus' response when I answered!
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PS: even though I am likely incorrect anyhow, I had NOT seen Rufus' response when I answered!
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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:For no rational reason I want to say it's the business end of some sort of cannon
Mmmm, hmmm...maybe...
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Is it from one of those little ships you build? One of the penny size ones you post photos of.
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Nope...don’t have a camera that good. Next clue in the AM...
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Maybe the hammer on a revolver?
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Lancaster, PA.
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Nope, but heading in a good direction...
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The mechanism that lets a cement-mixer mix?
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