Ps.. Its made from stainless steel or something, its quite heavy!
Ruzinar, looking at WAFFENAMT STAMP WaA772 it seems to bring up a lot of lanterns etc, although I couldn't reliably say thats what its from, but it could possibly be a fuel 'bung' for a lantern, hence the chain?
Just my thoughts ...
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Thanks for reply! yes I was looking for waA stamps too and I found the same as you did, but didnt find any part similar to this one on a lanterns, and it looks to complex and expensive to produce for something like a lantern..
Based on the lip around the inside top, I would assume it would have had a rubber gasket at one point. There also does not appear to be any threads, so the question is how would this "lock" in place?
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I agree it's some kind of plug for a large liquid container, hence the chain to keep it attached to the container when removed from filler. A mystery I hope gets solved.
Jay
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Good point, but it could be like the oil caps on older Harley Davison Motorcycles. A rubber grommet that is possibly missing would simply hold the cap in place. There were no threads. The flanges on rubber grommet could go into the recesses.
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