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Shoe Buckle? Clock Key? Can I Get Some Help?
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Victorian ladies sash buckle...not sure about the other thing...definately a key
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What is the length of the key? Could you take a pic of the open end of the key. Thanks, Breezie
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The key is 3 1/2 inches long with no opening in the end. It is blunt. Thank you for looking.
The key is 3 1/2 inches long with no opening in the end. It is blunt. Thank you for looking.
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If there is no evidence where a blade was broken off, it might not be a 'key' per se. It looks more like some type of hinge pin. Breezie
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