Anyone seen one of theses! Found in an old dump in CT

[Snakeman]

Kind of creepy!!!

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[bluehunter1973]

found some more.http://www.kkklan.com/restrikes2.htm. Yours looks a little more detailed.

[K Zack]

Here is a link for you, it might help you on this.
http://lansingonlinenews.com/news/ku...-in-the-1920s/
Also you can Google this, Ledford Anderson, secretary-treasurer of the Newaygo County Klan.
This farm is right down the road from me, and I Never had a Clue.
Lots of info at MSU

[mope540]

dare i say that's a neat find ooops...now i done it. the PC police are on their way.

[stefen]

Some interesting facts came to light...who would of thought that President Warren G. Harding was a Klan member?

And there was President Harry S. Truman and a myriad of other Washington DC politicians...all card carrying KKK members...

Like Clinton not inhaling, you can bet all of the above probably said they were inactive members....Oh yeah!

[Tigger]

dare i say that's a neat find ooops...now i done it. the PC police are on their way.

No, I agree, neat find. To understand our history, we have to look at the whole picture, not just the good stuff. Very interesting!

[NOLA_Ken]

That is a neat find, regardless of what it stands for. Many people don't realize that the klan was at one time one of the largest "civic" organizations in America, many powerful men were members, as well as average people. Times have certainly changed, and that medal is a good reminder of how far we've come since then.

[jeff of pa]

As Intresting as a slave Tag,
although not as Valuable,
Cool Find !

[SCdigger]

Construction, typesetting, design, including the holes looks JUST like the fake fantasy slave tags that are peddled on ebay.