Is this a snap or button?

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Can anyone ID this Wirst Fit what is it? And what is the other thing, a fastener? They, along with the spoon came from the same lot. To control weeds the lots in this area are disked yearly to contorl weeds. That's what the spoon must have been hit by. I found a ford key marked 55 too.
 

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Just a guess... but the "wrist-fit" may be a snap for a vintage pair of gloves, the snap being at the wrist to fit snuggly. Could not find an example to back my theory tho...
 

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The Ford key is a Model T switch key, c. 1909-1927. Numbers ranged from 51 to 74.

(Similar keys, but with numbers 101-124— i.e., 50 added to the Ford key number— were made for Dodge switches.)
 

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snorton750 said:
Wrist fit sure looks like the primer end of a shotgun shell. The others I'm not even gonna guess. HH Stan...

When I first dug it up I thought it was too. But after a quick inspection I came to the conclusion that it wasn’t. I'm an old gunner, so I'm sure of that.

Thanks PBK and everyone else
 

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When I called it a fastener I meant a nailing type of fastener. If you look closer you can see that one side of the shank is flat. Like it was meant to be nailed into wood or something similar.
 

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Ant said:
When I called it a fastener I meant a nailing type of fastener. If you look closer you can see that one side of the shank is flat. Like it was meant to be nailed into wood or something similar.

It looks as if it might be one of the ball snaps from a purse.
 

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can you read the lettering on the buttom ? It looks like old jeans button.
 

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