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Silver and an old spigot

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Nox 800 AT Max, Mine lab se pro/ Teknetics 7500 / teknetics 8000 / fisher m-scope (aquanut) 1280x/2ea compass relic magnum 6 /compass yukon 77b (professional) /compass yukon 71b
Found a 1954 D Roosevelt dime today. I also found an other old car company item in the same area I found the old Buick watch fob and the ford model A hub cap. This time I found a Chevrolet pendant. I also found a half, a 1977 Kennedy. HH

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Nice Chevy pendant. looks like today was a "Car" day for you :icon_sunny:
 
NICE FINDS.LIKE THE SILVER. MAY 2009 BE GOOD TO YOU.
 
Nice FOB and congrats on the silver! HH, Mike
 
Your spigot is a valve to turn on & off a gas light. Nice find.
 
Sorry to dis-agree, but the valve is not a gas valve. Its called a drain cock( actually nowdays they cant use that word). I collected early engines and tractors for years, and they were used to drain water from engine blocks, valve chambers etc. Notice the tapered threads, indicates it was a pipe thread, used in most engine blocks etc.They are still available new from several sources, including Essex Brass in Mich. I am not discounting that it is old, since these were used before 1900 and since. Just offer this assesment for your info.
 

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