Old oval TAG - Any IDers out there?

[ModernMiner]

I found this oval tag at an old farm today. It has like an ivy/flowery design stamped into it.
It measures 1 1/2" wide x 7/8" tall.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
MM

 

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[creskol]

Several years ago I met Quindy for lunch at Cracker Barrel # 2 in Tennessee. It was one of the more enjoyable visits I have had with fellow detectorists. I miss that guy on here.

 

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[ModernMiner]

Several years ago I met Quindy for lunch at Cracker Barrel # 2 in Tennessee. It was one of the more enjoyable visits I have had with fellow detectorists. I miss that guy on here.

I hope that old coot picked up the tab at least. 🤪
He’s really a great guy. Invaluable.

 

[BuckleBoy]

Several years ago I met Quindy for lunch at Cracker Barrel # 2 in Tennessee. It was one of the more enjoyable visits I have had with fellow detectorists. I miss that guy on here.

He occasionally shares finds on Facebook on the Tennessee metal detecting page. One of the best people you’ll ever meet.

 

[Nana40]

MM! So good to see you're still hunting!....and finding. lol E-mail me!

 

[detectorcowboy]

I found this oval tag at an old farm today. It has like an ivy/flowery design stamped into it.
It measures 1 1/2" wide x 7/8" tall.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
MM

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[vhs07]

I miss him calling me “Jack wagon”
Lol

"Jack Wagon" was a term used here in south Texas when I was growing up. I'd forgotten about it, but I was called that on many occasions by the older folks.