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    Hello fellow enthusiasts.
    Long time since i las visited the site, longer even tha I posted anything.

    I'm reposting this from the "German Militaria 1933-1945 --> Field Equipment and Accessories of the Third Reich" Forum where I mistakenly posted it...

    I went out today on a long walk in the rain and a short hunt at my local WW2 German coastal Bunker site here in Greece. I found only a few items (a partial brass casing, a 15cm piece of barbed wire, another thing, a plastic disc that I think is a gasmask's "antifogging inlay" (called a "Klarscheibe", I've made an enquiery about this at a related thread here: Gas mask "replacement lens" packets? Or anti-condensation inserts?) and I found also this brass thing...

    Check the photo composite attached below.

    The ruler is in cm, the object's lenght is 2,3cm, the diameter of its backside(?) 0,9cm and the front hole's 0,4cm.

    Worn brass component with conical threaded apex found

    I have no clue what this is and would appreciate your expertise.

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    just so you don't feel lonely,I haven't a clue.sorry.

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    I am just as clueless as anyone but that does not appear to be a screw thread to me,more like something used as a bung/stopper? A bit like a wooden wedge that you would drive in a BEER BARREL??? Just a thought.

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    All i can add is usually anything with a tapered thread it to make a gas/pressure tight seal.

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    It appears to be the burner tip from a carbide lamp. The only pictures I could find quickly were on a ebay site, but have a look; FOUR SPARE UNUSED ACETYLENE LAMP, CARBIDE LAMP BURNERS, EX ARMY, WAR SURPLUS | eBay

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    Quote by TestMatch View Post
    It appears to be the burner tip from a carbide lamp. The only pictures I could find quickly were on a ebay site, but have a look; FOUR SPARE UNUSED ACETYLENE LAMP, CARBIDE LAMP BURNERS, EX ARMY, WAR SURPLUS | eBay
    Good eye that man!...

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    TestMatch thank you very much!!
    Excellent ID.

    Found a thread here featuring a carbide lamp but the burner tip looked wrong (not brass)
    https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/field...mplete-241067/

    but I also found one here that has a brass tip screwed-in
    German Bakelite Carbide Lantern Lamp WWII 1939 45Y | eBay


    Maybe something more plain?

    Other War Memorabilia - WW2 100% ORIGINAL GERMAN WEHRMACHT RAILROAD WELL MARKED CARBIDE LANTERN LAMP - FREE POSTAGE!!! was sold for R600.00 on 17 Dec at 22:02 by Blazerboy in Doornpoort (ID:83793045)

    Anyway,
    Thanks again!

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