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I already know what it is , I am just posting this because I have never seen another posted here before!

Thanks for looking

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Found it at an old military hospital dump site in NJ. 15? Years ago!
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I agree with NHBenz, it is definitely a pocket sun dial. Also... it appears to have an "Egyptian Revival" type of emblem on its back, so it most probably dates to the 1920s/30s, when that theme was at its height of popularity in the US.
 

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You see, if you used a sundial as a watch fob, you would not only know what time it was, but you would also know what time it was.
 

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You guys are correct but you are
Missing one important detail
....here it is !
Little Orphan Annie Ovaltine!

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highnam said:
Really cool! I found two 1939 ROA secret decoders in a yard last year...surprised the heck out of meView attachment 1684568
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Really cool decoders highnam!
I contacted the person in the link that Don provided, they said there is no longer a market for Little orphan Annie watch fobs :(
 

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