Unexpected silver and ID help

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I went to he park where I got the 1890 IHP in hopes of more old coins.
The Only old coin found was a 1958D wheatie BUT found some cool relics.
Winchester ranger no 16 Headstamp
Western super X no 28 Headstamp
Peters H V no 12 Headstamp
.32 wad cutter fired bullet
1.51 in CLAD
The unexpected find was this 925 Silver snake ring. I was very excited to find this "beauty".

I need help to ID this old Lock. It has St Louis on both sides. Any help to ID this and put a date on it would be appreciated.

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Love that ring! My silver snake ring has the snake going through two skulls, cool find. Love those old locks too, can't help ID but I like it!
 

I went to he park where I got the 1890 IHP in hopes of more old coins.
The Only old coin found was a 1958D wheatie BUT found some cool relics.
Winchester ranger no 16 Headstamp
Western super X no 28 Headstamp
Peters H V no 12 Headstamp
.32 wad cutter fired bullet
1.51 in CLAD
The unexpected find was this 925 Silver snake ring. I was very excited to find this "beauty".

I need help to ID this old Lock. It has St Louis on both sides. Any help to ID this and put a date on it would be appreciated.

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Are you sure that's a snake ? There are no scales or anything that makes it look like a snake. It looks more like a swimming sperm but that is just my thoughts. Whether snake or sperm, congrats on your cool find.
 

Definitely a snake Rusty. Just a bad angle of the shot.
 

I can't confirm this info but if any padlock experts want to verify this, this is what I Found on the padlock:
The St Louis Padlock Lock was sold by Simmons Hardware Company of St Louis between the years of 1895-1909.
 

Nice finds! Congrats!

Cool ring and lock.
 

I can't confirm this info but if any padlock experts want to verify this, this is what I Found on the padlock:
The St Louis Padlock Lock was sold by Simmons Hardware Company of St Louis between the years of 1895-1909.

Seems right because my first impressions was early 1900s.
 

Very nice old lock! :occasion14:
 

Love the lock but, that snake ring is Sweet!!
 

I think it may be a Slaymaker or Slaymaker-Barry Co. lock. I know Simmons made the 1904 Worlds Fair commemorative locks, but not sure about this one. It is very much in the style of a Slaymaker.

But.....I'm wrong atleast once or twice a day!
 

Congrats on another good hunt Mark. :occasion14: That ring is killer, but reminds me of something other than a snake though.
 

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