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Here is 1"x 1/14' Lead Star... found it about 9 inches down... It was in a front yard of a funeral home...

Stamp? I don't know what else to say? nothing is on the back
 

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A five-pointed star is symbolic of the life of Christ and may also represent the five wounds of Christ.
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Five-pointed pentagram star - This star is drawn with one stroke of the pen. Its exact origin is unknown, and its meaning has changed throughout the ages. The pre-Christian Celtic priests called it the witch's foot. It is also called Solomon's Seal and was known in the Middle Ages as the goblin's cross. Today the symbol is a favorite among graffiti artists and so-called demonology practitioners. Like the pentagon, it is believed to have protective powers against evil. In Wicca beliefs, it represents protection against demons and a symbol of safety. The ancient Babylonians used the symbol as a magic charm. The five-pointed pentagram star represents the five senses. To the Jews, it represents the five mosaic books. This symbol has also been adopted by Masonic organizations (e.g., the Eastern Star).
 
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Looks like typeface for a printing press. Maybe they printed funeral announcements/bulletins with a pentagram on them? :dontknow:

DCMatt
 
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May have been used as a punch to put the mark onto a brass coffin plate or the coffin itself.
 
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I'll talk with the funeral director there about it he has been there for 30+ years I think

Chukers
 
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DCMatt said:
Looks like typeface for a printing press. Maybe they printed funeral announcements/bulletins with a pentagram on them? :dontknow:

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I agree; it looks like a typeface, and it makes sense it would be used on bulletins, etc. for the funeral home. Interesting find, Breezie
 
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