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[Digginitdaily]

So several weeks ago while I was digging for glass and marbles I happened to find a small thin brass peice that looked like a propeller for a toy airplane. Except there wasn't a center hole to attach it or spin it. I looked through every book I have and every website I could think of. I had no luck so I just set it aside. Today I dug up a pocket knife and started cleaning it off when I suddenly realized that it too has a propeller on it also ! At last I finally know what it went to !

 

[Blackfoot58]

So several weeks ago while I was digging for glass and marbles I happened to find a small thin brass peice that looked like a propeller for a toy airplane. Except there wasn't a center hole to attach it or spin it. I looked through every book I have and every website I could think of. I had no luck so I just set it aside. Today I dug up a pocket knife and started cleaning it off when I suddenly realized that it too has a propeller on it also ! At last I finally know what it went to !

Did you find which manufacturer used that shield?

 

[Blackfoot58]

I believe it may be an A. Fields & Co. brand knife. Other makers used propeller shields, but this looks the closest IMO.

 

[Digger RJ]

So several weeks ago while I was digging for glass and marbles I happened to find a small thin brass peice that looked like a propeller for a toy airplane. Except there wasn't a center hole to attach it or spin it. I looked through every book I have and every website I could think of. I had no luck so I just set it aside. Today I dug up a pocket knife and started cleaning it off when I suddenly realized that it too has a propeller on it also ! At last I finally know what it went to !

Nice!!! Congrats!!!