lorraine
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Hi,It was a beautiful morning after last night's storm.
While Hank was picking out 124 golf balls from a near-by pond
, I was hunting in the rocks at low tide.Found clads and an object hiding under the rocks which I thought at first was another sinker, but turned out to be a sterling "Italian Horn" amulet. It gave off a nice high silver sound.
It had to be under those rocks for a loooooooooooong time. It is marked sterling, and although it cleaned up well, its surface shows signs of age.
Here's some info that I found regarding this amulet:
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[TD="class: yiv450114611categoryDescription"]"Whether you need to ward off bad omens or are just looking for a cute new necklace, you'll love our selection of Italian horn pendants! The Italian horn necklace is also known as a "cornicello", meaning 'little horn' in Italian. Traditionally the cornicello was worn to protect against the evil eye, and was usually fashioned from gold, silver or red coral."
Also found an old -looking key:
The American Lock Company was started in 1912, and in 2003, the company was acquired by Master Locks.
Here's some pics
Thanks for looking
Lorraine


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When I go golfing with my husband I just love getting those golf balls in the pond






