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Found this at a cellar hole seems like I've seen one before but can't put my finger on it when I squeeze it the circles come together thanks ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1478437719.547836.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1478437736.032181.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1478437767.666243.jpgsorry forgot pics
 

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I find nothing a lot of days. I'd like to know why that is also :dontknow:
 

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Thar it is. IDK what that is ?? Like the Beagle. My Dad got me a Beagle puppy on my B-Day when I was maybe 8 years old. Good Ol' boy he was. I named him Butch, but sometimes he'd leave for 2 to 3 nights and come home all dirty with stinking slim all over his backside and face. I think he'd just go to explore the muddy rivers and roll in dead carp the river banks.
 

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We all should get reprint early Sears catalogs. Would solve a lot of whatzits? I'm going to look for one.
 

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Rodger (my beagle)also loves rolling in stinky stuff but he doesn't wander anymore he's a little lame from a car accident and doesn't get around like he did
 

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Is there perhaps the remnants of a wire that it was crimped to it, opposite the round parts? It looks like maybe part of an electrical connector.
 

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Is there perhaps the remnants of a wire that it was crimped to it, opposite the round parts? It looks like maybe part of an electrical connector.

Indeed there is ,it's more wick like than wire
 

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Cloth was an early wire insulator.
What ever you found , looks like a speedy battery terminal clip/terminal.
 

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Looks to me like a "grounding lug" used in early electrical distribution
systems.
 

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Battery cable connector
 

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