Found it today. It is about the size of a dime but thinner. Any ideas? Thanks
Ok, need the pros on here to help ID this..........;o)
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Does the back look like it has been a lapel or hat pin? My guess would be a music symbol. A lyre. Thanks for sharing.
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Might it be the top part of a spoon?
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It's what's left if a 1800's pickle fork . They have three prongs and it appears that your's where broke and the handle at the bottom . They were very-very tiny and I have one complete but it's not quite as fancy .. IMHO , Woodstock
But under closer examination I think it's a music holder or whats left of it . Maybe small cause it might have been attached to a Clarinet . HH , Woodstock
But under closer examination I think it's a music holder or whats left of it . Maybe small cause it might have been attached to a Clarinet . HH , Woodstock
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