I'm not sure what that thing is but I do know Breezie's on the roll again. I don't know the exact date the invented them but I've dug a lot broken ones in civil war camps. I'm attaching a pic of a whole silver one I dug in an 1861 camp of the 4th South Carolina.
I live in a state of rules where I am not permitted to live on my own country land because my home is not 130 MPH rated! I can only visit it from time to time and pay the fines. I feel so safe with Big Government protecting me. In some states its illegal to collect rainwater.
never tried to pry it open!!!!,,,its empty,,the top looks like it rotates?
arthur
Im assuming it has a bottom, ... like a container? When you say it rotates, do you mean opens and closes like a spice container? Put a pin or wire in the hole and see if it closes.
Too bad it wont open easily because there may be residue inside that could help with the ID.
I live in a state of rules where I am not permitted to live on my own country land because my home is not 130 MPH rated! I can only visit it from time to time and pay the fines. I feel so safe with Big Government protecting me. In some states its illegal to collect rainwater.
Are there any letters on the sides? In the first pic it looks like there might be an M with another letter before toward the bottom.
I think I see lettering too or a number. It could be a huge help.
Originally Posted by artzstuff1
,,,,Also it has a little gold plateing left on the top of it?
could it be a portable powder container for a lady to carry in her purse
who knows??
art
Was it painted black?
I live in a state of rules where I am not permitted to live on my own country land because my home is not 130 MPH rated! I can only visit it from time to time and pay the fines. I feel so safe with Big Government protecting me. In some states its illegal to collect rainwater.
It just dawned on me what this is . . . It's a Victorian Sachet Holder. Ladies would put perfumed powder in the container, then put the container in a dresser drawer to keep their clothes smelling fresh. I bet if you could use a wee bit of WD-40 under the cap, and open it, it still may have some type of perfumed powder smell. I'll see if I can't find a pic to go along with my idea. Breezie
Every time I watch Gone With The Wind, I think we're gonna win this time!
It just dawned on me what this is . . . It's a Victorian Sachet Holder. Ladies would put perfumed powder in the container, then put the container in a dresser drawer to keep their clothes smelling fresh. I bet if you could use a wee bit of WD-40 under the cap, and open it, it still may have some type of perfumed powder smell. I'll see if I can't find a pic to go along with my idea. Breezie
brezzie,, that sounds like that might be it!!! I will work on getting it open,,