Recent content by DCMatt

Radiator cap mascot. Very popular motif in the 1920 - 30's.

I agree.

Difficult to tell from your pic... Are those hands holding a child on the midsection of the figure? If so, it maybe Pacific northwest tribal piece. I also think it's a bottle top of some kind.

Maybe a coachman or footman or valet?

Seems about the right size for an artillery fuse box. This one is 6 x 5 inches. Civil War era.

Vintage Revlon lipstick tube cover. 60's or 70's

Here is a short article from 1887: It seems CHAS. PICK & Co. made tokens for lots of different companies.

That's what we needed...

I believe that says "DEALERS IN" And then there is an image below possibly indicating what they deal in. But I can't make that out either...

Can you tell us what the letters are, please?

Part of a rosary?

Possibly a type of ball from a Brunswick musket. Called a "belted bullet", I believe. It was an attempt at making British infantry weapons "rifled" for better accuracy. Circa 1840. However, it was difficult to load and had a short lived military career.

This took longer to solve than the infamous "E button". Or at least longer to reply. But I'll admit, I didn't lose any sleep on this one...

Looks like somebody used the bonbon spoon as a ladle for melted lead.