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part of a chain for either a medal or a pocket watch. originally was flat.
 

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Looks like it should have been flat. I will say a watch fob.
 

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DirtyMike said:
fyrffytr1 said:
Any tips on flattening this thing out?

I think it looks good as is.

Yep I agree. I wouldn't risk destroying it. I like it as is. More personality that way, plus it stands up on end for displaying. If it was flat it would just be normal. ;D
 

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The mounting tabs indicate that it was fastened to something or maybe they were meant to have a screw or bolt go thru both holes. I like the emblem idea personally, I don't see a normally flat item getting bent into an almost circle accidentally, I think that metal would fold or crease more like the mangled parts.
 

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IronSpike said:
Maybe a bicycle emblem.

I agree IronSpike .. with the screw hole tabs and curvature of the main section, it looks like a bicycle head tube badge/emblem to me as well, similar in architecture to the Atlas one shown below.
 

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DirtyMike said:
fyrffytr1 said:
Any tips on flattening this thing out?

I think it looks good as is.

Too late! I started unfolding it using a pencil , then finished with my fingers. I agree that it was attached to something. If it were for a bike wouldn't it have the brand on it?
 

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creskol said:
IronSpike said:
Maybe a bicycle emblem.

I agree IronSpike .. with the screw hole tabs and curvature of the main section, it looks like a bicycle head tube badge/emblem to me as well, similar in architecture to the Atlas one shown below.

I'm going with bicycle head badge, too.

DCMatt
 

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This appears to be right side up.........according to the tassels.

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fyrffytr1 said:
DirtyMike said:
fyrffytr1 said:
Any tips on flattening this thing out?

I think it looks good as is.

Too late! I started unfolding it using a pencil , then finished with my fingers. I agree that it was attached to something. If it were for a bike wouldn't it have the brand on it?

You ruined it! Just kidding. ;D Great job on straightening it out without it breaking. I am going will bicycle headbadge also. Neato. :thumbsup:
 

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Folks, it's a Susender Clip. :icon_sunny:


GoodyGuy's photo shows the proper orientation of the clip.


I've never seen one rolled up like that.
 

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BuckleBoy said:
Folks, it's a Susender Clip. :icon_sunny:


GoodyGuy's photo shows the proper orientation of the clip.


I've never seen one rolled up like that.

Never seen a suspender clip with screw tabs on it. Do you have any info on it? Thanks!
 

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