Talcum powder can tops??
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Cool relics! 
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Love the patina. Nice finds. congrats
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I’ve found a couple like yours. Fun to see the old script emerge from the dirt. Congrats
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Yes, talc from Richard Hudnut
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Thanks for posting - simple history pieces can be more interesting than coins or rings in their own way. Congrats! 
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