cowbell expert needed

wirelessworldinc

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dg39

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Deep in the swamps of Louisiana..
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All kidding aside. I think it is a fairly new bossie bell. Livestock supply store probably still sell them.
 

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Michelle

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Dg39 The rivets and the fold in the side isn't that an old technique of bell making?
 

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monstercap

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I bought one identical to yours, last week, for $2.00 at a local sale. It is an old cowbell for sure.
Modern cowbells are either fold seamed or tack welded down the side.
 

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