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    unusual to me oiler

    Folk, I got this oiler that different from all my others. Anyone know why? it has no markings on the bottom, a slotted top with smooth sides on the cap. sorry for the poor pictures from my cell phone.
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    Dip stick attached to the top?
    Washer inside?
    Leather or rubber?

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    Yes the dip stick is screwed in, but there is no washer actually I dont see any kind of ledge to put a washer!
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    Looks like a homemade oiler, or at least the cap does. Notice the dipper is a tube? The genuine oilers have a tiny dip stick that doesn't pick up much oil at all, this one would probably grab a bunch with one dip. During the war, a lot of machinists had a lot of time on their hands and the material and tools to make stuff (Trench art).

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    Interesting! Its a CMPicon oiler, so I think I will keep it since it is something different!

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