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annyone find these?
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Looks like an instrument reed...maybe harmonica.
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It does look like it use for some sort of instrument but I don't think it's harmonica
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I found them myself around old homes. I'd date them to around the late 1800's to early 1900's if I'd have to guess from the places I've dug them. I would like to know what they also.
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OK fellows, I forgot I forgot that my friend Tim told me once but I forgot about it. Its considered solved. Thanks everyone for your help
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