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Straight roughly cylindrical shaft of wood, with a shallow groove around it near one end, blackened around this point. Also worn away or blackened in a short longitudinal section near the other end. Possibly used as a drill handle. Remains of the of two metal pins fixed into its side, probably the result of an early twentieth century display technique.
