Another dumb ques. Could this be a blasting cap?

[WHADIFIND]

Forgive me guys but I am totally clueless when it comes to anything that
goes boom. Guns, ammo, etc.

I really didn't think this was anything more than scrap until somebody
asked the question. Now, I just don't know what to think.

Thanks for any help.

 

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[osage express]

Sorry it isn't

 

[WHADIFIND]

Sorry it isn't

Oh my! Don't be sorry!! I'm really glad it isn't! I hadn't even
thought of it until someone else asked! Then, it kinda scared me. Ya know? LOL

Thanks!

 

[TomPA]

I see where's there is a GONDA Metal Co. located in Japan (established 1918). Maybe they provided the raw product cylinder and another company built their product utilizing it. But what is it?

 

[pepperj]

Looks like a lead bar for soldering.

 

[Ant]

Is there visible evidence of a broken off threaded stud that I havepointed out in the attached screen capture? The photo isn't clear on my cell but I can add my guess as an arrow point or soldering iron tip.

 

[WHADIFIND]

I see where's there is a GONDA Metal Co. located in Japan (established 1918). Maybe they provided the raw product cylinder and another company built their product utilizing it. But what is it?

It could be GONDA but I read it as CONDA.

Looks like a lead bar for soldering.

Does seem a bit heavy but, not quite like lead. Non-magnetic though.

Is there visible evidence of a broken off threaded stud that I havepointed out in the attached screen capture? The photo isn't clear on my cell but I can add my guess as an arrow point or soldering iron tip.

That piece is too small and too crumbly to be sure, but it might have been a thread, Arrow point or soldering iron tip might fit too. Sure seems to have been in the ground a while though.

Thanks for the help. But, we may never know.