✅ SOLVED What is it ????/
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Town Talk was a trade name for a bread. Not sure if this is connected though.
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Looks like a watch fob 2 me...nice find
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Town Talk flour used it as part of their logo, as many others had: "town talk" flour - Google Search
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Thanks for all the replies ,still up in the air LOL
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It's a watch fob. I have one just like it that has a different design.
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