Attention Insulator enthusiasts. What is this?

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Found this with a bunch of early 1900's artifacts.
Near as I have been able to tell it appears to be a cable support.
It's metal and magnetic.
Am I right?
Anyone know more about the company? A & JMA. Or the number? 1749 (possibly 1743).
Value?
Noboby in our local bottle club that I asked could ID it.
Thanks
 

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Any idea on value?
 

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Sorry, I don't it is at least worth the scrap value? Is it brass? hh
BK
 

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No value, it's had all the ceramic broken off, and even intact those types really aren't collected to the point where that have any collector value.
 

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Thanks NOLA_Ken and others.
 

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Albert and Johann M. Anderson Mfg. of Boston. They made electricalsupplies and apparently supplied ordinance to the US military in WWI.

DCMatt
 

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thanks for the info.
 

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