Shotshell?
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pistol-pete
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Don;t know what it is, but certainly NOT a Shotshell
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Charlie P. (NY)
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Definately not a shotshell. I think it may be a ration or tax token holder/dispenser similar to the upper one in this image.
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It's a dime bank. Charlie P's photo is correct
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Not even sure if they ever used ration tokens or tax tokens in Denmark. As I said - just a guess. Could be a kid's coin bank or dime holder for the 1940's polio drives (held $5.00 worth when full and then you were supposed to send it in to The March of Dimes).
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