Help with these Small Silver Knobs….

[fire4jewel]

Does anyone have a clue what these Knobs could of been used on?? They’re small, just Under an inch in diameter and an inch tall. But the Screw hole is a bit larger than a standard Cabinet Knob size. For some reason I keep thinking ‘auto’ part but haven’t been able to connect them to any as yet.

I appreciate any help or steering me in a direction.

[chevymontecarlo88]

The threads do look larger than what you typically would find on a standard knob but i would bet they are knobs. It is possible they went to a piece of equipment or cabinet.

At first look they do sort of look like lug nut covers but they should have a way to tighten with a wrench/socket. (could be wrong)

[fire4jewel]

Thanks so much chevymontecarlo88, {great car!}, for the help! You’ re right about the lug nut covers. That was my first thought too, but forgot about the tightening. I wonder if maybe an Industrial Cabinet or machinery. I’ll check that out. Thanks again! fire4jewel

[ic_detective]

Valve stem covers? Bike or car...

[fire4jewel]

Thank you so much ic_detective for the help! That was my first thought too. But now I’m thinking more of an Industrial piece, maybe chest with small drawers…...

I thought they were just small knobs until I went to put a screw in one, and found out the screw hole was larger than a normal knob size. fire4jewel

[chevymontecarlo88]

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@fire4jewel wrote:

Thanks so much chevymontecarlo88, {great car!},

Last year of that body style. Don't have it anymore but it was fun. Honestly it was a brick in the wind and everything rattled to the point i had to upgrade my stereo system. 🤘

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[fire4jewel]

oldie but goodie! lol

[stephenmorgan]

Looks similiar to a Throttle Control Knob or a Dash Knob but they are probabley for a cabniet of some sort..  

[fire4jewel]

Thanks so much stephenmorgan for the help! I was thinking something on a car/truck too. But they are so small. I’m checking into a tool cabinet of sorts now. I think they could work on one of those Cabinets with lots of thin drawers, made for printing years ago, or maybe a machinist cabinet.