I have googled the daylights out of this, but can't find any info. Number wise.
40-60? Tin-lead
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I have googled the daylights out of this, but can't find any info. Number wise.
Pro Patria-Ne Desit Virtus
What is numbers are to the right of the (40)?
No other numbers. Just the 40.
Pro Patria-Ne Desit Virtus
looks like autobody filler lead.
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Tin lead ratio?
Pro Patria-Ne Desit Virtus
A good bet would be 60/40 Lead to tin.
Seems there is a lot of info on the National Lead Co on here. But none matching the numbers on my piece.
Pro Patria-Ne Desit Virtus
Is it soft like pure lead?
Or does it have some rigidity like solder?
Melt temp would probably let you know a lot.
I have many factory ingots of Pure Lead that are stamped "National Lead Co"
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I managed to save quite a few pounds of those and 50/50 bars from my scrap yard. Looks like 1lb auto body filler and they come in many different forms. Great way to get some tin in your alloy. I always take all I can find since I'm paying $1/lb i might as well take everything with tin in it.
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