any ideas?

[allsmith]

found this at a site that was abandoned in the early 60's,,, everything found there has been old,, thought that it was silver because theres no corrosion,, and the dirt just washed right off real easy,,,, but just checked it with a magnet and it sticks
all i can think is a filament from a old light bulb pretty soft and i hit the edge with a razor blade and it looks like silver

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

different kind of conducting metal....I could be wrong about what part of the camp stove it is but it most definetly wont go into a light bulb.....it could be the door as someone else said it could be a drip pan ...not sure but i can see that it isnt a piece of metal id use current on...heck I could bend it just right an have a sun roof over my md screen

I thought it was one of the two side pieces that unfolded and became the support for a sterno stove.

Doc

Am I going blind or is that a dime. A little small for a sterno or camp stove, dont you think?
Beans, beans, the musical fruit, the more you eat, the more you toot.

 

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[allsmith]

well i finally found the exact one ,,took a while but i found it,, apparently its made out of nickel,, pretty cool i learned a lot from this one ,, and yes nickel is attracted to a magnet,, hears a cool link about metals that are attracted to magnets,, thanks very much for the help all

http://www.school-for-champions.com/science/magnetic_materials.htm

 

[PBK]

Well done, Allsmith!

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I wonder if old tubes will be worth money to collectors some day?

 

[Michelle]

Good work guys.... gals...research!

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

dg39
I think you have a grid or plate from an early vacum tube here.
******
Plate it is DG.

Tropical Tramp

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Probably something else, but it reminds me of the metal plates (anodes or whatever) in some of the old-time radio vacuum tubes.

I think you have a grid or plate from an early vacum tube here.

Dg39 was on it first, thats a fact. Post 16

Doc

PBK again as usual. Post 5.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I stand corrected, you're absolutely right. Hey? now who posted the first picture match??

Doc

I dont know? Allsmith?

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Another one bites the dust!

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

DOCKER: I posted as I read the other posts, since I came in late I boo booed . My post came in too late, others have the credit of correctly id'ing it.

I had the advantage in that My early studies in Electronics involved some of these old tubes, it is the plate, not the grid. My guess is an old Rectifier or a simple triode tube.

Again, appol. for posting as I read the other posts and not scrolling down to the end first.

X don Tropical Tramp

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

OLD?? OLD? wha's that? Still have quite a few to reach my alloted 900 ! Where are the gals? Are you going to make it to my 150 th birthday party?

Still say "BAR SHOT" !

Trying to remember when I last fired one off at a Spanish Galleon.

Bar Shot, Bar Shot Bar Shot !!!!

Don Jose De La Mancha - Tropical Tramp

 

[retiredgun]

I am taking a wild guess here but could it be zinc?

 

[Batch]

I wonder if old tubes will be worth money to collectors some day?

Yep BCH, they are ALREADY worth big dollars to some folks...in fact, sometimes the "box art" from the small cartons they were packaged in is worth more than the tube itself. I'm also an amateur radio operator so I have quite a few old tubes "out back"...some are very beautiful works of art. There's a niche for everybody and everything out there, huh?

HH to all and to all a good night!

Batch

 

[Angelo]

I wouldn't miss that birthday party for anything in the world, even if I had to rent a plane.
Regards,
Doc
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Let me know when you get the actual invitation and I'll have my pilot pick you up.

Saves on airplane rental.

Tony

 

[Angelo]

Thanks, but I'd rather do the flying.

Doc

Just trying to be neighbourly. But if you prefer to fly Solo, I understand.

Respectfully yours,

Tony