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But since inquiring minds want to know if it's an ugly eagle (shield suggests) or a phoenix rising (cool for an ashtray!),
maybe post this in the collector part of this site, maybe there is an ashtray expert out there that can tell us which one and how old? I will cross my fingers that I find one at a garage sale this weekend! Would make a great paper clip holder!ivan salis said:plethora * means most likely the person using it most likely went to college to learn them "fancy" high dollar words --- its high faluntin langauge fer "a lot of" as in ---- gee there has been a been a " plethora " (lot of) these things found lately .

i think more is to the age of this item no 1 is knows everything.ivan salis said:well the sheild design is of a type used during the civil war upon union made items * if the item is from that time frame -- it might be a union made civil war ash tray --however others have found similar items that make it look as if the item is of more recent manufacture and so even if found on a older site --might be "newer" type item lost at a old site .
and there it sits.


aa battery said:wow thats really strange.mojjax said:WOW..........I just dug one up in my front yard![]()
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ivan salis said:like I said it has design elements that "Could be" civil war union era --or--it might just be a more modern item lost at a later date at the "old" site where the store was .---![]()
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