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New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
GroundS.KeepeR said:New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
Thanks .Do you know if it would be worth anything? Or should i just give to the people that do the history of our city?72cheyenne said:GroundS.KeepeR said:New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
I thought it said Hotel or Motel. It is a Room key tag, probably either room 358 or third floor room 58. I have no idea on the second or third pieces though, although the third piece looks strangely familiar.
GroundS.KeepeR said:Thanks .Do you know if it would be worth anything? Or should i just give to the people that do the history of our city?72cheyenne said:GroundS.KeepeR said:New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
I thought it said Hotel or Motel. It is a Room key tag, probably either room 358 or third floor room 58. I have no idea on the second or third pieces though, although the third piece looks strangely familiar.
And my name on a tag right below the display case72cheyenne said:Usually they are not worth anything monetarily unless it was something from a very well known place, although there are collectors for this type of exonumia. I would say it is priceless to the history of your city though. I always make sure that anything I find that is related to my town gets its proper recognition and display for the locals. You should be able to find out quite a bit about that hotels history to go along with your key tag. Great find, BTW.GroundS.KeepeR said:Thanks .Do you know if it would be worth anything? Or should i just give to the people that do the history of our city?72cheyenne said:GroundS.KeepeR said:New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
I thought it said Hotel or Motel. It is a Room key tag, probably either room 358 or third floor room 58. I have no idea on the second or third pieces though, although the third piece looks strangely familiar.
#2 is 2 separate items #3 in the picture yes it does look to be off a sardine can ..but to thick 4 that. loltrikikiwi said:The star tag is awesome
The 3rd item reminds me of the old 'roll off' food tin lids.
I remember Canadian Salmon, as well as Sardines (from Sardinia ) in them.
Is that two separate items in Item 2, or is it pics of front and back?
Mike
GroundS.KeepeR said:New Brown Motel / Mcminnville<town i live in / #35872cheyenne said:What does the first item say on it?
Thanks on the avatar comment! Here's the new pics!trikikiwi said:May I say - love your avatar GK I remember catching snowflakes as a kid
Please, could you take some pics of the unidentified finds, with a darkish background, if possible in Natural light and with the same steady hand we see in the pre-displayed pics
Cheers, Mike
So #2 is an old garden Hoe ..Correct?Breezie said:Item #2 is a 'Lady of Ill Repute' . .. . lol . .an old hoe. Breezie
Now that i know what it is!! Cool ...IronSpike said:Old hotel key tags are cool finds
The star design is pretty neat
http://www.mainememory.net/bin/Detail?ln=27035
GroundS.KeepeR said:So #2 is an old garden Hoe ..Correct?Breezie said:Item #2 is a 'Lady of Ill Repute' . .. . lol . .an old hoe. Breezie
GroundS.KeepeR said:So #2 is an old garden Hoe ..Correct?Breezie said:Item #2 is a 'Lady of Ill Repute' . .. . lol . .an old hoe. Breezie
It looks to me like both ends snapped...they are curved ..heres another pic/both ends? Thanks!kyphote said:GroundS.KeepeR said:So #2 is an old garden Hoe ..Correct?Breezie said:Item #2 is a 'Lady of Ill Repute' . .. . lol . .an old hoe. Breezie
#2 looks brass? Does it have the kind of heft a hoe would? And by "hoe," I mean the cultivating kind.