Industrial Gas Cylinder with Welding Torch and Hose

The item depicted is a large, tall, cylindrical gas cylinder, likely made of steel or a similar robust metal, given its industrial application. It has a dull, possibly dark grey or brown finish, with visible scuffs, scratches, and a general worn patina consistent with use in a workshop or industrial environment. The top of the cylinder features heavy-duty threading, indicating where a regulator or valve assembly would be attached. A brass-colored valve or connector is partially visible at the very top, suggesting it's ready for connection to a gas line. On the side of the cylinder, stamped or embossed markings are visible, including what appears to be "137.5" and "IN USA," which likely denote the cylinder's capacity (e.g., in cubic feet) and country of manufacture. Wrapped around the cylinder and secured with a black zip tie is a significant length of red, braided hose, which appears to be a power cable or gas line for welding or cutting. Attached to this hose, near the center of the image, is a black, textured handle or torch assembly component, possibly for a TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) torch or similar welding apparatus. This component has a ribbed or grooved surface for grip and a small, brass-colored tip protruding from its end, which could be an electrical contact or gas nozzle. The overall condition suggests regular commercial or heavy-duty use, with no obvious major damage but clear signs of wear and tear. The presence of the 'IN USA' marking indicates that this is a domestic product. The construction appears robust, designed for durability and high-pressure gas containment, characteristic of professional-grade equipment.