✅ SOLVED Another badge

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Hello Everyone.. Ive been collecting indian artifact for the past 25 years and metal detecting now for about 6 years.. I found this badge on a old fort site what i believe to be of Col. John Cantines regiment "3rd regiment ulster county militia" Ive seen a few similar badges on here that were identified as saddle jewelry.. Did the average militiamen have this jewelry? could this possibly be something a VIP, Col. or Captain? possibly the initial of the VIP like Col. Cantine? I know he was very active in this area defending villagers from the tories and indians during this time frame.. The badge was found along a creek on a steep hill where they would have crossed to get to the fort.. All the other items in picture 2 are from the same site.. All the british coppers in photo are dated back to the early to mid 1700's.. Any help would be appreciated..

PS- Hope it didnt just come off the front of some bike..lol

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What brand of car had this on the radiator cap, please? Just curious, as I have never seen one before. Thanks for any reply with further info.......
 

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Does not stand for a specific make of car.
This was an after-market product. You could get any letter you chose.
 

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Thank you, gentlemen~! I can't recall ever seeing one before.....new to me, but, chalk up one more thing learned thanks to this forum~!!
 

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