Brass block??

Hvactech19

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I agree with roy2bears if the piece is actually concentric, maybe it is just me or the picture but it looks slightly eccentric. Could you test fit the item to a known circle such as a cup or a can or maybe draw a circle with a compass on a piece of paper?
 

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This IMO is a "sacrificial" block... use to hammer items indirectly.
 

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Hvac, by looking at an old map or history book of the area (assuming they exist), do you know if there were any factories and/or shops in the area? Reason for asking, is that I found a part of a bearing last year near where an yarn mill was located and knowing what building was once there helped to ID the artifact.
 

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