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Here is an award/badge I found in July. It is about 1 1/2" wide and 2" tall. It was found on the eastern shore of MD. It has the words "Quality, Tone, Individuality" across the bottom. There is a bird open winged across the top, I don,t think it is an eagle. It has "Established 1884" in small letters across the top. There is a crest like mark at the top a C under and H with a & over the H and s under it. The main field has a chock of wheat, ear of corn, a grape bunch, and a person (torso) by a coil of rope? Has anyone ever seen one like it.

Thanks, Ed D.
 

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fob of some sort -- brewers used wheat , corn and grapes to make booze - wiskey*(distilled wheat and / or corn) and grapes make wine (later on distilled to make brandy)---- the fourth items a still --barrel type body -- ball type steam catcher on top with a tapered drip spount to condense the alcohol.

some distillery found in 1884 -- watch fob is my guess.
 
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