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Does anyone know what KLCO that’s on the front of this watch fob stands for? I can’t find it. Or is there a place I should look to identify it? Thanks for any help You can be!!! Happy Hunting!!!
It was found in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
On back:
Pretty sure it’s Whitehead Hoag Co.; Newark N.J. Below that. Can’t make out anything else
 

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Kirwan and Co. is the only 1 that comes to mind, -something to go on- Tom
 

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There was a KLCO AM radio station in 1953, broadcasting out of Poteau, Oklahoma.
The station is currently on channel 1280 kHz, with Call Sign KPRV.

I sort of doubt that's it (the "Co" probably means "Company").
But, I noticed in your signature that you're located pretty close to where this station broadcasts.
Coincidence?

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KPRV_(AM)
 

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When I look at your watch fob I see an approximate date range of 1905 - 15... it looks early to me. :icon_scratch:
Is there anything on the reverse side Randy?

Dave
 

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Looking at the design, I would think that it would be K L Co.
 

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Another could be --Keil Lock Co.------------Tom
 

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Kenny Loggins & Co. obviously
 

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Sometimes research is alot of fun.
 

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Tommy--I really like history, so when the day is over - kids to bed, wife in deva room and me in man cave with a cold beer. I do enjoy a little historic research to help someone out and learn something from it.---- Tom
 

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There is a Kezar Lake in Maine that was apparently associated with the Whiteheads. Just another stab in the dark. Good luck!
 

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Kingdom lighting co, use to make gas lamps.
 

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