Odd little piece.

[Blackfoot58]

This is most likely from a Ford Model T, since I’ve found so many other Model T items in the same area. This is a bowl-shaped, non-ferrous item. The top is broken out of it. The top says, “Ford made In USA” as well as I can tell. I’m guessing a cap used to cap off a fluid, oil, gasoline, etc. I also wondered if it could cover the center of a wheel/axle. The ammo casing can show size. It is a .380 auto

 

[Nathan W]

This is most likely from a Ford Model T, since I’ve found so many other Model T items in the same area. This is a bowl-shaped, non-ferrous item. The top is broken out of it. The top says, “Ford made In USA” as well as I can tell. I’m guessing a cap used to cap off a fluid, oil, gasoline, etc. I also wondered if it could cover the center of a wheel/axle. The ammo casing can show size. It is a .380 auto

I think it is the wheel axel cover

 

[Digger RJ]

This is most likely from a Ford Model T, since I’ve found so many other Model T items in the same area. This is a bowl-shaped, non-ferrous item. The top is broken out of it. The top says, “Ford made In USA” as well as I can tell. I’m guessing a cap used to cap off a fluid, oil, gasoline, etc. I also wondered if it could cover the center of a wheel/axle. The ammo casing can show size. It is a .380 auto

Maybe an old Kerr jar lid?

 

[villagenut]

Yes, a grease hub cap....probly from early 20s.

 

[Sandog]

Looks like a "B".

 

[Sandog]

Wrote that before I saw villagenuts photo. Looks dead on now that I have seen that.

 

[Blackfoot58]

Yes, a grease hub cap....probly from early 20s. View attachment 2086798

Yes. Thank you villagenut. Eventually I may find the entire car! 👍🏼

 

[villagenut]

Yes. Thank you villagenut. Eventually I may find the entire car! 👍🏼

Just like Johnny Cash.....one piece at a time.