Need help id'ing this piece

[Ytcoinshooter]

Actually my friend found it but he does not have Internet or a cell phone. Told I know where to post it up. Yup, the 1860 quarter came from the same site. I'm betting on del....http://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af176/idigther/F85AC579-6692-447E-BF67-33A4C82024AE-577-000000507425221B_zps29fcda38.jpghttp://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af176/idigther/5E7774CA-D924-4E5B-8A5D-51C7B3781F41-577-000000507A3910EF_zpse991351e.jpghttp://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af176/idigther/0E123D45-:clapping:45-4C1E-B5E9-8226596BD526-577-000000507EB19843_zpsfd1340eb.jpghttp://i1005.photobucket.com/albums/af176/idigther/1DE495D8-2F25-4E59-9FC7-FEEA63362C2A-577-000000507717E843_zps5aff56ce.jpg

[del]

Bruce its an old wooden keg tap key

[Tony Two-Cent]

It looks like a simple brass spigot, but I'm not sure what it's out of. You would turn it to allow the flow of a liquid.


EDIT: What del said! thumbsup01

[Tony Two-Cent]

Do a Google image search for antique brass spigot key and you'll see a bunch of them. thumbsup01

[Ytcoinshooter]

Oh thanks! Gee I'm absent minded, I have dug two complete wooden taps :confused: I swear the 3 surgeries & meds messed with my memory. great news now I can tell him.