Few finds from today...

[godisnum1]

I've got a few things to identify.

The first, a little cap thing that says,
"SIMILAC
PACK FIRMLY AND LEVEL
SIMILAC"


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The other side is a little folded over, right where there looks to be a tab?

The second find is 4 brass bullet casings.
It has on each one,
a circle with four small, pin size dots in the circle.
on the bottom it says,
LC 89



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The last item, I have NO idea what it is?! It was right off the side of a common horse trail, though I think it's pretty cold. It seems to be made of iron, then it has beveled down ends.



Any help would be sweet! Thanks!!!

Bran <><

 

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[junkdigger]

Isn't Similac a substitute for mother's milk? Or cow's milk too? I think you have a measuring "cup" for one bottle of Similac (mix the powder with water to make a bottle of baby formula.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Cultivator blade (reversable) aka "shovel" - the replaceable tip

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.223 casings (Lake City arsenal - sure it's not "68"?)

Similac is a powdered milk substitute ("sim"ulated "lac"tose).

 

[FlatCat]

Similac is baby formula; that's an old scoop from a container of baby formula. The tab is the handle. Similar to today's scoops, except modern ones are plastic.


No idea on the bullet shells or iron piece.

FC

 

[Ken from Atlanta]

your bullets look to be .223 (5.56 nato) L C 89 = Lake City Arsenal 1989

 

[silverswede]

Well there you go...from the three corners of the USA. Experts on Babies, Bulletshells & Farm equipment.
Next problem.

 

[Ken from Atlanta]

Well there you go...from the three corners of the USA. Experts on Babies, Bulletshells & Farm equipment.
Next problem.

hehe we're a diverse lot aren't we?

 

[godisnum1]

Wow, thanks so much guys!
I honestly didn't expect to come back and have all of them answered tonight.
You all are awesome!!

Oh, I think this is my bullet...
5.56 x 45 Nato Ball, copper full metal jacket, nickel primer, headstamp NATO symbol (+ in a circle) LC 89

Bran <><