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🔎 UNIDENTIFIED War Clicker?

Natman

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Hi all,
I've seen clickers online before and this resembles a few, not positive what it is though. Looks like it's made of brass. Dug it up in a very old house yard. Any help appreciated.
 

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Are you are referring to the Cricket that US Paratroopers used during WWII?

If so, I'm not seeing anything similar, but if you Google WWII Cricket or WWII Clicker, you can see the different variations. Maybe you'll get lucky and find one. Thing is these started off as toys so if a Cricket/Clicker it could be from prior, period, or post WWII made.
 
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