Simpull, Pat. Apr 23, 12

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Does it look like there was an attachment on the other side. I think it is a key chain. You could clip it on your belt and when you pulled on the keys the chain would unwind so you didn't have to unhook the holder to use your keys. It was spring loaded so the chain would rewind by itself. not 100% sure that's what yours is though
 

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vayank54 said:
Does it look like there was an attachment on the other side. I think it is a key chain. You could clip it on your belt and when you pulled on the keys the chain would unwind so you didn't have to unhook the holder to use your keys. It was spring loaded so the chain would rewind by itself. not 100% sure that's what yours is though

I was thinking the same thing .. a retractable key chain
 

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creskol said:
vayank54 said:
Does it look like there was an attachment on the other side. I think it is a key chain. You could clip it on your belt and when you pulled on the keys the chain would unwind so you didn't have to unhook the holder to use your keys. It was spring loaded so the chain would rewind by itself. not 100% sure that's what yours is though

I was thinking the same thing .. a retractable key chain
Retractable. That's the word I was looking for. I'm getting senile or something. :sad1: I'm fairly sure that's what it is
 

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Not for keys, the chain couldn't take the stress... it's very fine chain. The outer "case" is about the diameter of a quarter. It is very similar to the pocket watch thingie.
 

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I found a SIMPULL on Ebay via Google, but the item had been removed, but below is a copy/paste of the listing on Google. After reading it, I'm assuming it is an Art Nouveau/Art Deco era WATCH CHAIN.

Older,"Simpull Pat. Apr.23-12" Gold Pin W/ Chain Pull - eBay (item ...
eBay: Find Older,"Simpull Pat. Apr.23-12" Gold Pin W/ Chain Pull in the Jewelry Watches , Vintage Antique Jewelry , Costume , Art Nouveau Art Deco 1895-1935.
 

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Aw Now there ya go Breezie trying to show everybody up ha ha. I didn't think about it being for a watch :tard: duh
 

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Just tidying up some blasts from the past (including some very ancient ones), largely for the benefit of anyone searching the site for information.

I guess you could use it for whatever you like, within reason, but this is Charles Augustus Coggeshall’s patent “holder reel”, described as “A holder-reel for eye-glasses and the like”.

Coggeshall.jpg
 

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