A few things for the experts .....

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The second one is a female end of a "lift the dot" snap. It snaps over the male end or stud to secure a flap. They are more common on military items like canteens, ammo pouches, cases, etc.

Here is an example:

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oldfireguy said:
The second one is a female end of a "lift the dot" snap. It snaps over the male end or stud to secure a flap. They are more common on military items like canteens, ammo pouches, cases, etc.

Here is an example:
I agree. It could be WWII era. The second looks like a wind up from a clock.
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Mac232 said:
Thanks Fire Guy and Big C !!!

What he said.
A Great Thread, Thanks to y'all.

Mike
 

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