Garabaldi
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- Jun 28, 2009
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Any ideas? Do you think it opens? Powder box?
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I did not say it opens, I didn't want to try and pry it open and break it. I thought I would try and get an ID before trying. It doesn't seem like it opens. It is rusted all around the edge.Broken knee said:Garabaldi, You say it opens, did you open it? I think it may contain a magnifying glass. J.M.O.
Broken Knee
Your right, Sorry just re read your post.Garabaldi said:I did not say it opens, I didn't want to try and pry it open and break it. I thought I would try and get an ID before trying. It doesn't seem like it opens. It is rusted all around the edge.Broken knee said:Garabaldi, You say it opens, did you open it? I think it may contain a magnifying glass. J.M.O.
Broken Knee
Maybe it is a watch fob looking at the size?Garabaldi said:If it opened it would have to slide because of the way the mount on top is attached, but now that Rich pointed out the rivets, I am sure it was not meant to open. There are three rivets and they go all the way through. Seems like it would have part of a horse decoration.
That's what I thought to ..... and is this were the winder wasBroken knee said:Maybe it is a watch fob looking at the size?Garabaldi said:If it opened it would have to slide because of the way the mount on top is attached, but now that Rich pointed out the rivets, I am sure it was not meant to open. There are three rivets and they go all the way through. Seems like it would have part of a horse decoration.
I would have to say Copperhead is right on the money, no doubt!Copperhead said:What are those "nubs" on each side for?...Maybe it opens like the blades on a pocket knife..
Edit....I think I'm right...
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