Bullets and Pendant unknown

[Chumlysgurl]

I have a few items that I dont really know anything about, The P pendant really confuses me because I have looked online and cant find anything like it (it might just be junk) but it was in my grandfather's box of war metals from vetenam so i dont know why he kept it in there.

And the really shiny 22cal bullet I found while digging in our yard, and it says US on the bottom, and i cant find anybody that knows anything about it (they never seen one) but I dont think it old because it is soo shiny.

And the unshot old bullet and button, I found them in an old cabin in the woods in the window seal by sticking a stick in it and just fooling around, (there was also a really pretty turquois bead with them) and the bullet has U stamped on the bottom, and it has a brass look to it. The button is werid looking to me because the bottom doesn't have the ring loop that I usually see on old buttons. But I guess its a clothes button.

So I guess my question is how old are they or just information in general

 

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[kuger]

Thats pretty interesting,I knew your .22 shells were caps,or shorts,but a quick search says they may be pretty old?
22BB-CAP-US

 

[Offshore2]

The bullet and shell are .22 short thats what they're called

 

[Breezie]

Here ya go:
Vintage Metal P Lightning Bolt Pendant by RetroReaction on Etsy



Back in the late 40's/early 50's Reddy Kilowatt was a very popular symbol for electrical 'power.' Perhaps your pendant is a newer version of the symbol for electrical power.

Breezie

 

[DCMatt]

The "button" is an early to mid 20th C men's shirt stud. I have similar ones I use with my tuxedo shirt. They came out of my wife's grandmother's sewing machine drawer and are likely from the 30's or 40's.

DCMatt