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    Two Items for your IDing Pleasure

    I bet you folks will nail the ID on these.
    The homeowner was guessing the shiny thing was a shoe part. Thanks!!
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    The top thing looks like the handle of a folding knife.

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    The shiny thing looks like part of a garter clip.

    I have no idea on the other one.
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    Top is probably a straight edge razor. I agree about the garter clip.
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    Could the bottom piece be a clasp to a brief case or something along those lines. It just looks too bulky to be a garter clip but, since I don't wear one I don't know if it is or not.
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    I'd second DOD's ID of the handle being for a straight edge razor and I'd second fyrffytr's ID of the briefcase latch/clasp. Obvi the knob and bracket that it is riveted to swivel allowing the top U-piece to separate. Not sure if there is a few fragments of fabric in the top picture along the sides or not, but it is fairly thin as well which means it can't be a latch for any wooden box. I can see the tiny tab at the piece's bottom next to the quarter in the last pic. Think of those oval pieces we've found that are two piece design having the 4 tabs around it. I think we determined those oval shaped pieces as old rain coat 'button' holes... Using the correlation of how it attached to the fabric for the coats as to the piece in question here.

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    I know for a fact that one of the items is a quarter.
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    Umbrella handle , quarter lol ,don't know the other. Satchel latch maybe.

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    The shiny thing could be part to a rain boot. part of one of the clasps?????
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