Request identifications from Salerno's battlefield

[Matteo La Boccia]

To print number 110. Any idea? Italian Army regiment?



What is it? It is brass.



What is it?



Fragment of bakelite from german\english trenches. Any idea?



USA button. Age?






Thanks to everyone.

[uglymailman]

Pic number 3 looks like lever action on a rifle, hole for safety lock but I don't know for sure. Maybe more modern kids toy 50's-60's?

[Bigcypresshunter]

Pic number 3 looks like lever action on a rifle, hole for safety lock but I don't know for sure. Maybe more modern kids toy 50's-60's?

It does look like a lever action but for what? http://www.americanrifleman.org/arti...rifle-history/




Can you tell me the exact backmark writing on that Great Seal button?

[Matteo La Boccia]

Pic number 3 looks like lever action on a rifle, hole for safety lock but I don't know for sure. Maybe more modern kids toy 50's-60's?

It does look like a lever action but for what? http://www.americanrifleman.org/arti...rifle-history/





Can you tell me the exact backmark writing on that Great Seal button?

Thanks. I believe it is from a toy rifle.

Button: AM. BUTTON CO ARK. N. J.

[Bigcypresshunter]

I see it now its the American Button Company. AM. BUTTON CO *NEWARK, N.J.* 1902-1917
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...tml#msg1726264

[Matteo La Boccia]

I see it now its the American Button Company. AM. BUTTON CO *NEWARK, N.J.* 1902-1917
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...tml#msg1726264

Many thanks!!!
Any idea about bakelite fragment?

[Bigcypresshunter]

The second item looks familiar. Can you post another pic different angle? Is it hollow?

[ffuries]

Could the second item be some kind of muzzle protector/cover?

Mike
USAF Retired

[Bigcypresshunter]

Could the second item be some kind of muzzle protector/cover?

Mike
USAF Retired

I have seen that side lever thingy somewhere before. Something to do with a gun was also my thoughts.

[Matteo La Boccia]

Thanks to everyone for informations. The second object is a cap of a flask for fire powder for ancient rifles.

No idea about black bakelite fragment? Appear to read ..GND.. If came from german\english trench of WWII.

[Bigcypresshunter]

No idea on the bakelite fragment. Maybe from radio equipment. GND stands for Ground.

Example: Signal Corps WWI trench transmitter
"The large terminals on the left marked ANT and GND and are for attaching the antenna and ground to the set."

Bakelite was used in both wars on radio and signalling equipment.

[Matteo La Boccia]

Thanks but GND appear to be like a mark of some factory......??