This is a strange one

[doublet2a]

The 3 hangy things have Pat. Dec 4 1900
Quarter for size
Found at a site we were getting coins from 1920's
I tried a Google Patened search, but didn't come up with anything
Looks like some kind of award badge, with all the Bells and Whistles missing

Thanks..

Tim

 

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[Noodle]

Could be that whatever was connected to them was in some form of a ribbon made of cloth, which disintegrated over the years in the earth. Maybe some social org such as Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Shriners, Masons, Rainbows, Eastern Star, etc.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

I think its some sort of beltplate that either had webbing,chain or some type of rope that went through those pulleys.............

 

[vickilynn]

maybe a shoe buckle?

 

[Deerhunter24]

What about some piece from an old style of suspenders?


DH24

 

[danger67]

here you go

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Way to Go Danger and Deerhunter....
Heres a quirky piece...


TRAUT & HINE MANUF'G CO. et a1. v. WATERBURY BUCKLE CO.(Circuit Court,D.Connecticut. March7, 1895.)No. 820.PATENTS-INFRINGEMENT-INJUNCTION-GARMENT SUPPORTERS.The Adams patent, No. 487,689, for improvements in garment support-ers, construed as to claim 2, and a preliminary injunction denied. on theground that infringement did not clearly appear. 64 Fed. 492, modified.This was a bill by the Traut&Hine Manufacturing Company andGeorge E. Adams against the Waterbury Buckle Company for in-fringement of letters patent No. 487,689, issued to said Adams De-cember 6, 1892, for an improvement in garment supporters. ........

http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cach...+.Garment+supporters&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us
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[Bigcypresshunter]

solved

 

[doublet2a]

Just when I thought I had a found in a football field goodie
You guys are amazing
Thanks


Tim

 

[ivan salis]

a "pantyhose to garter belt connection clip" in plain english ---cool---humm wonder how it was "lost"?

 

[doublet2a]

humm wonder how it was "lost"?

Tim