Any guesses? It’s very bazaar looking
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Mystery Part
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Bryant
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Mystery Part
This “thing” was found after a wash out in a creek in Pennsylvania recently. A friend sent me the pictures and I figure this would be the place to try to figure out what it might have been part of.
Any guesses? It’s very bazaar looking
Bryant
Any guesses? It’s very bazaar looking
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Re: Mystery Part
That needs to be soaked in a electrolysis bucket for about a week and brushed off so details can be seen.
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Re: Mystery Part
Ancient Alien?
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Re: Mystery Part
SWAG: iron stove burner??
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Re: Mystery Part
The round part at the top dose appear to have holes in it. Maybe a burner.
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Re: Mystery Part
That may be from a Roper cookstove.
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Re: Mystery Part
After searching the inter web I found a similar part in this antique stove parts pile lol
Iam thinking we have a winner! As of an exact match/brand who knows. Well done on that guess John!
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Re: Mystery Part
Cool. Keep em coming.
Way back, a long, long time ago was a game show called "Liars club"
the contestants had to guess what a thing was. 4 celebrities explained what the thing was.
Only one was telling the truth. Most things were turn of the century products/tools.
Loved that show.
Way back, a long, long time ago was a game show called "Liars club"
the contestants had to guess what a thing was. 4 celebrities explained what the thing was.
Only one was telling the truth. Most things were turn of the century products/tools.
Loved that show.