Anybody know what this is?

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Can you get us a couple more pics with something beside it for size reference. From the above pic I would say it could be from a money clip.
 

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Ha right.. My questions what size is it.. Is it 6"x2" or is it 1"x 5/8"
 

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Sorry it's in a display case I'll have to take it out to get a pic if the back. It's about a 1.5" long by .5" wide.
 

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Is that a pic of the Lincoln Memorial on it? Souvenir pin maybe?
 

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Possibly an Emblem off of a bicycle.
 

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My cousin found this a few weeks ago and I was wondering what it may be? Does anybody have a idea what it may be? Thanks.

That may be a clip on the back of it! Looking at the artifact in zoom, I don't think that is representing the Lincoln memorial but- it could be. You can somewhat make more out in zoom you can see the construction of it, I think it dates to the Victorian era (which was from 1837-1901) and possibly 1840s-1860s or the later era . When possible post photo of back!
 

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I think your photo is upside-down. Took the liberty of turning it over.
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Instead of Lincoln Memorial, I think it says UIHE. Perhaps I'm seeing things.
 

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Here are more pics. Can't tell if the back is folded over on purpose or if it got folded like that.
 

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I'm with cheese. (Never thought I'd EVER type THOSE words... :tongue3:) I think they are broken chocolate tongs. From the 1890's well into the 20th C every box of chocolates came with folding brass tongs so ladies wouldn't get their white gloves messy with melted chocolate.



Looks like a piece of broken candy/chocolate tongs.
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Very cool! Thanks once again guys!!!
 

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