Eagle knob or drawer pull? Phone bell? Valve stem?

[bingbingbing]

Hi everyone - I got permission on a 1815 property recently and found my first valve stem (I think) and a couple of other random items I'd like opinions on ...

I also found two silver quarters ('35 and '45) and a silver nickel ('45) - definitely need to go back at least one more time (pretty small yard...).

Thanks for looking!

 

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[Deftone]

Way cooler than a drawer pull. Maybe this. https://mmcollectiblesusa.com/colle...ii-us-army-army-air-force-enlisted-hat-device

 

[fyrffytr1]

First one is a US army collar pin or hat badge. Last one is a valve stem cover used on early vehicles and farm equipment.

 

[A2coins]

Nice collar disc thats really cool and some silver not a bad hunt.....Tommy

 

[nhbenz]

In support of the good answer of a hat device, here’s one of the same configuration and with the same marking on back “Amcraft Metal”: https://picclick.com/Authentic-WWII-US-Army-Enlisted-Hat-Cap-Badge-184312619760.html

The second item above (bell looking thingy) is the backing plate to a slightly different style of hat device (badge) as well.

 

[DCMatt]

Alarm clock bell.

 

[devldog]

Nice saves on the hat badge and the other finds and Well Done on the help with the ID's.

 

[nhbenz]

The smaller hole in the domed disc is (I believe) the alignment hole, like on this one: