Need help on ID'ing a old brass nozzle

Hello antiquers community,


I've been chasing a brass nozzle for sometime, trying to see different makes and models to match its characteristics; haven't had much success.

It's from the 1960's or 70's I believe, or atleast that's when the photos were taken. Paired with it, a part I was able to identify (the white/silverish rod mounted with that the red wire attaches to), which is a electrode for a gas oven.

I've speculated it's part of a propane torch, or some welding tool that gives out fumes so the electrode can spark and ignite the vapor



I wish I knew more, really. It looks very similar to a more modern Megacrimp hydraulic hose coupling; just more narrow.



If there is anything else you notice that you may recognize, like the " 8 " shaped looking mounts they feed through, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advanced for your time and I look forward to discussing this further with more than two eyes!

- Noah

 

Hello Noah.

I'm not trying to deter you from looking for answers here, but you may want to also post in a couple sub-reddits to try and get some answers.

Here are a few:

Kitchen appliance:
https://www.reddit.com/r/vintagekitchentoys/

General "what is it?" subs:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Whatisthis/

https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisit/

You can also use the search feature to find other subs that may be applicable.

Good luck.

 

Sorry but I have to ask (you don't have to answer). It sounds like you don't have this in your possession but only have some old (highly magnified) photos. What led you to try to figure out what this is - is it from an old family photo or ???