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Sunday, wife was cleaning the house so I went detecting to stay out of her way :icon_sunny:
These finds were the most interesting finds from a corner where a building is being erected. The city is making the owner install a sidewalk (a relative novelty here in Texas where people are conditioned to drive everywhere). Gentleman across the stree told me it used to be just dirt and called it "a sidewalk to nowhere."
A BOY SCOUT HANDKERCHieF LOOP (my first)- does anyone know what they're called?
a blue Egyptian styled thing, looks like ceramic but I found it digging signals.
a real old car key for a Plymouth- anyone know what era we're talking about?
 

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I always called them "slides", they are "Neckerchief Slides" and the one you found is Cub Scout.

Nice Plymouth car blank is cool...

And no idea about the blue pendant...
 
Cool treasure :thumbsup:

The Boy Scout neck-tie band is based on what I knew as a 'woggle' ;D
but your Grandad might have known them as a 'boon doggle'

according to wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woggle

Mike
 
Montana is correct! Cub Scout neckerchief slide.
Good hunting @ stay warm. Jimbob
 
Now all you need to do is find the car......sounds like a nice one. ;D
 

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