The Velos Handy?

[Foggy]

Hi guys
I'm a new member and an avid fan of the F Series Forum, I've been learning my F5 for the last 6 weeks and found some great stuff! I love to do my own research and when I found this item, I expected it to be easy because of all the information on the disk! Oh how wrong I was

The disk is 32mm diameter and has a slightly raised circle in the middle. Below is what is printed around the outside of the disk, there is only a tiny area I can't read, possibly two initials?

The "Velos-Handy" British Makers & Co Ltd or The "Velos-Handy" British Make F P & Co Ltd

I have tried my own research, and even posted on another forum but nobody can crack this! Maybe you guys can help me?

I also tried a web search and found one link to a coastal defence plane built 1925 called The Velos but most of the results are for bicycles. I don't believe this is from a bicycle!
The pictures are front and back shot.
Anyway, if you need anymore info just ask, thanks
Regards
Foggy

 

[scubadetector]

It almost looks like a pressure burst disk of some sort. Like if the pressure of a valve got to high the disk would blow instead of another part. Like in a steam car perhaps? Just a wild guess.

 

[Elton]

n/t

 

[scubadetector]

I thought of that also Elton, I didn't think it was deep enough though. LOL who knows?

 

[Foggy]

Hi guys
Thanks for the thoughts, if it were a part of a bicycle I would have thought it was tracable through the name? I have exhausted my resources on this one.
Regards
Foggy

 

[RustyNTX]

n/t

 

[Birdseed]

I think it may be part of the clamp from a G Clamp type Velos Pencil sharpener. Went inside the rubber thing on the end of the screw that went up under the table it was clamped to, to give it rigidity.

Pete