🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Any thoughts on the time frame of this piece? Thanks!
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It looks like an Eskimo to me not that that helps any with an age. If it's lead it is probably from the late 1800s to the mid 1900s.
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Jeff, any details you can offer about the piece would also be helpful in identifying it. 
What material is it made of, the dimensions, where did you find it, thoughts about the surface corrosion?
Dave
What material is it made of, the dimensions, where did you find it, thoughts about the surface corrosion?
Dave
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My guess is mid- late 1900s bracelet charm depicting an Eskimo girl made of diecast or Aluminum .
for a better response and more answers you'll need to give a better description of the find.
for a better response and more answers you'll need to give a better description of the find.
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