A 2 Fer, Pepsi Cola Tag, and ???

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I went out today for a little while before the rain sets in AGAIN for the next two days. I went back to an old homesite location that has never let me down, I have always pulled a few buckles,buttons, and coins out in the past and today it did not dissapoint either, I ended up with 2 pack studs, 2 pieces of harmonica reeds, 3 wheat pennies, (1917,1921,192?) some round thingy with an eagle on it, any ideas :scratch: and then the best find of the day, a Pepsi Cola Brass Tag of some sort, any help iding the tag, would be much appreciated. It was a good day and nice to get out and relieve that itch to swing.

HH


The front "The American Beverage" " Pepsi Cola"



The back reads "Pepsi Cola" "No. A 194" "For Identification Communicate with Pepsi Cola Co. New Bern NC Giving Number"





And the other thing



 

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Great Fob!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:


Tim
 

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TiredIron said:
Not knowing the size or diameter of the "Other thing"......
I think.....by its design and shape....and supported by the stem in the center....that its a "Bell".
My wag for the morning.

TiredIron

LOOKS LIKE AN OLD DOORBELL OR POSSIBLY A TELEPHONE BELL
 

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The "other thing" is a doorbell. I'm not sure how old but I've dug several like that with patriotic motifs on them. From the type of eagle I would guess mid 1800's but again I don't know much of anything about them. that's a nice one though
 

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Neat finds! Yes, VaYank & Tired Iron are right; it is a door bell; here is a pic of the inside of one I found. Yours may be mechanical instead of electrical. Breezie
 

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Breezie's right. Your's was more than likely mechanical. the bell itself was on the inside of the door and on the ouside there would be a crank, a thing that looked like the end of a key, or a chain or cord. Depending on the lock. The ones that had the crack or key like pices were called rotary bells. When I was a kid there was still one on the door of my aunt's house.
 

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Well thanks guys/gals for the replies, I guess that solves it then a watch fob and an old door bell. :headbang: :headbang:
 

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