It's 2 1/4" x 2 3/4"
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I think that protected a pilot light or basically channeled the flame to light the main burner on gas appliances.Not sure what it's technical name would be.
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Back-of-the-boat,
The technical term "thingie" has always served me well.
Simulant,
My 2 cents...the "legs" look as if they may have been meant to be driven into wood (or concrete). Looks familiar...I have an image in my head of a this thingie (see!) supporting one end of a large, possibly rotating, wooden dowel/rod. However, I look forward to learning the true answer that I am sure will come.
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Batch
The technical term "thingie" has always served me well.
Simulant,
My 2 cents...the "legs" look as if they may have been meant to be driven into wood (or concrete). Looks familiar...I have an image in my head of a this thingie (see!) supporting one end of a large, possibly rotating, wooden dowel/rod. However, I look forward to learning the true answer that I am sure will come.
Respectfully,
Batch
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