I have seen these in commercial gas ranges. A visit to a local restaurant stove supply house should answer your question and might even tell you the maker from the casting marks. Gas enters from right and tab at other end is a support.
David Hayes R.P.A.
Virgin Islands
"Sarah A. Molik" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have a strange artifact that was
found, and am totally stumped as to what it could be. I've had suggestions of
everything from an old gas burner from a stove to a trac tor part to an
elevation marker. The object is 29 centimeters long, 13 centimeters wide, and
3 1/2 centimeters in thickness. It has six spokes coming out of the main pole,
and machine-made holes 1 centimeter apart in said spokes. the other side
has "ANDES B12 BE 3023" embossed on the back. I've listed links to pictures
below.
If anyone has any insight to the identity of this particular artifact, I'd be most
greatful.
Thanks!
Sincerey,
Sarah
http://curtinarchaeology.com/HPIM1360.jpghttp://curtinarchaeology.com/HPIM1361.jpg
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