Many thanks for any ideas, though it's probably likely to remain one of them "not a clue" jobbies
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figgis
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This thing turned up yesterday and it was only after cleaning it up that I spotted the holes. It's clearly hand-made with a filed edge and although at 4-5mm it's probably too thick to be a button I can't think what else it could be. Copper alloy.
Many thanks for any ideas, though it's probably likely to remain one of them "not a clue" jobbies
Many thanks for any ideas, though it's probably likely to remain one of them "not a clue" jobbies
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shaggybfc
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I’ve seen similar on a yarn twister....but I’m not saying that’s what it is.
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Deus with 11" X35 and 9" HF coils. MI 6 pinpointer.
Deus with 11" X35 and 9" HF coils. MI 6 pinpointer.
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figgis
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Blimey, guv, that's a decent shout. Thanks for the lead
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It looks slightly tapered like a plug so maybe a strainer?
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Good spot, Ian. Thanks, chap