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[ticm]

Been trying to figure out what this is. I dug it up today. It is hollow. I thought maybe a fountain been. Not to sure. What do you think it is. It's either brass or copper. There is no makers name on it any where. On the inside tip it has a pat. Date of June 15 86.




















Thanks

 

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[cactusrat]

I'll go with a fountain pen.

 

[creskol]

I am going with the idea of its being a lead dispenser/storage tube for mechanical pencils.

 

[ticm]

I am going with the idea of its being a lead dispenser/storage tube for mechanical pencils.

That makes more sense then my fountain pen theory. The more I looked at it the more I believed it was not a pen.

 

[Dano Sverige]

Hard storage case for a medicinal thermometer?

 

[Crispin]

Its a case for an epi pen. They put the date on it because it expires within one year. The last thing you want is to be going into anaphalaxis with an expired epi pen.

 

[Breezie]

Hard storage case for a medicinal thermometer?

Dano is correct. Here is the patent:
Patent US7703977 - Aseptic thermometer storage case - Google Patents
Neat find Breezie

 

[creskol]

Dano is correct. Here is the patent:
Patent US7703977 - Aseptic thermometer storage case - Google Patents
Neat find Breezie

Good ID Dano .. Breezie ..

When you click on the link provided by Breezie, under Citations, click on:

US343678

Jun 15, 1886

TATUM

 

[Dano Sverige]

Thanks, but mine was just a "back of the memory" guess. Good job on doing the work Breezie.

 

[Breezie]

Thanks, but mine was just a "back of the memory" guess. Good job on doing the work Breezie.

Team Work! Breezie

 

[ticm]

Thanks, but mine was just a "back of the memory" guess. Good job on doing the work Breezie.

Yep good ole Breezie.