Old PA LICENSE PLATE 1932

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Hello all. Was helping digging out an area for a shed, and decided to detect the ground as we dug it out. Nothing to special but here they are. Also if I could get any info on a couple items let me know. ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1480464948.200991.jpghhh ImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1480465027.652767.jpgImageUploadedByTreasureNet.com1480465074.038122.jpg[
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So I know the plate is a 1932 PA Plate. I'm not sure what the bottle is from. A quick search showed the name vauliues New York which shows a perfume company. However the bottle doesn't look like a perfume bottle to me. Anyone of any ideas? The lid is pretty interesting, hopefully yall can make out the pics on it. I also have no idea on what the gun looking thing is. I hope someone can figure that out. Also the other item looks like an old toy wagon wheel. Thanks for looking
 

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The button or badge with the flags kind of looks like something for the Army Signal corps, but I could be wrong.
 

The button/badge is actually the lid to the glass jar.
 

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Showed my grandfather this piece and he said right away he believes it is part of a hood ornament off an old Pontiac. As you can see what looks to be an Indian head in this pic. I spent the past hour looking at pics but can not find it. Hopefully someone can lAnd me on the right car. Pretty neat I guess. Considering I didn't find many items here and the few I did belong to a car.
 

I believe your Grandfather is right. One of Pontiacs slogans was "Chief of the sixes". They also made tokens with the Indian Chief head on them to commemorate some of their 6 cylinder vehicles.
 

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