162 is a go-no-go gauge for machinists.
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> Howdy Rob. Is 161 for casting? Making lead fishing line weights or
bullets maybe?
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> 164 looks like ammunition, a small cannonball or very large iron shot for
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> 18th/19th C. gun. Shot as large as 1.25 inches would usually be iron not
> lead. Might be fired from a naval swivel gun perhaps.
Yes, someone else advised that it is probably canister shot, not grape shot
as I had previously thought.
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>> #163 is a tooth for a mower, combine, binder,
>> or haybine.
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>> scott
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>Correct, I wish I could be more specific but I don't know much about this
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at 7.5" it is pretty large. Probably a combine.
scott
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#163 is a tooth for a mower, combine, binder,
or haybine.
scott
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> #163 is a tooth for a mower, combine, binder,
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> scott
Correct, I wish I could be more specific but I don't know much about this
one.
Rob
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164 looks like ammunition, a small cannonball or very large iron shot for an
18th/19th C. gun. Shot as large as 1.25 inches would usually be iron not
lead. Might be fired from a naval swivel gun perhaps.
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> Howdy Rob. Is 161 for casting? Making lead fishing line weights or
bullets maybe?
Correct, it's a bullet mold.
164. Ball from a ball mill used for finely pulverizing ore or portland cement?
Art
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> http://pzphotosan30.blogspot.com/
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> http://pzphotosan31.blogspot.com/
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> http://pzphotosan30.blogspot.com/
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> http://pzphotosan31.blogspot.com/
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> Rob
Howdy Rob. Is 161 for casting? Making lead fishing line weights or bullets maybe?
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> 164. Ball from a ball mill used for finely pulverizing ore or portland
cement?
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I'm not familiar with the type of balls used in ball mills, I'll have to do
a search on that one. I'm not sure what this one is, it might be a piece of
grape shot.
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> 162 is a go-no-go gauge for machinists.
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Correct.