🔎 UNIDENTIFIED Mystery suspender or clasp

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I dug this up today . I can't figure it out. Any ideas?
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B E F could be British Expeditionary Forces. Not sure.
 

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I'm pretty certain that "MARK" is missing from the other side of "TRADE."
 

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I also think it was designed to clip on a hat or armband or something.
 

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That wouldn,t be a representation of Neptune would it? Maybe a unit insignia,like British Expeditionary Force,Company_. Just a guess.
 

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That wouldn,t be a representation of Neptune would it? Maybe a unit insignia,like British Expeditionary Force,Company_. Just a guess.
Yeah, I think it is not military but a company trademark design. I couldn't find out what, tho. The figure is odd, in a kilt, with a beard, and is either poling or oaring, or something. I thought Paul Bunyan, maybe, but haven't found him depicted in a kilt.
 

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Yeah, I think it is not military but a company trademark design. I couldn't find out what, tho. The figure is odd, in a kilt, with a beard, and is either poling or oaring, or something. I thought Paul Bunyan, maybe, but haven't found him depicted in a kilt.
My second guess,some kind of logging activity.Some thing to do with some Scottish activity,like the games they have throwing cabers and such.I,m going way out there now,huh?
 

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Here is an 1870s billhead for the Boston Elastic Fabric Co. (B.E.F. Co.) with that trade mark design.

Well shut my mouf!!!!Thank you Bramblefind for that excellent ID!:notworthy:
:headbang::hello2::occasion14::icon_thumleft:
 

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Here is an 1870s billhead for the Boston Elastic Fabric Co. (B.E.F. Co.) with that trade mark design.

I knew if I posted this here someone would figure it out .Awesome,thank you sir:notworthy::notworthy:
 

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Judging from the bottom of it, I suspect it could be search winder
 

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