Hey PBK, what do make of this?

[Fleeker]

No keys just the fob

 

[PBK]

Sorry I couldn't find any information about this one, but key return tags of the same style were fairly common around 70-90 years ago. (Alpert & Elman suggest a date range of 1920's or later.) Some were issued by registry companies, others by insurance companies, banks, or various advertisers. Supposedly, the issuer maintained records which would permit return of keys or other property to the owner (or identification of the owner himself in case of death or serious injury) by means of an identification number stamped on the tag or fob. In some cases this would also be his insurance policy number, bank account number, or the serial number of an item which he had purchased from the company.

 

[mojjax]

Nice one ! Here's another I found a while back :

 

[Fleeker]

Does yours have a number stamped into the back side?

 

[mojjax]

Does yours have a number stamped into the back side?

yes here is my original post :
http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,61791.msg443483.html#msg443483

 

[Fleeker]

I looked at your earlier post. (Nice find) Ya'll were discussing what it was made out of and I believe PBK is right about it being a nickel alloy because it shows as a nickel notch on my GTI1500 and Ace 250.