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Tiny but old

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dank1296

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Not A sewing needle. Was in this open position but can be inserted in to the end. Rang up 40-41 on legend. Found at site dates from 1790s-1920s
 

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dank1296 said:
Not A sewing needle. Was in this open position but can be inserted in to the end. Rang up 40-41 on legend. Found at site dates from 1790s-1920s
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Appears to be an early cable-tie. Definitely machine made.

I wonder if it would change the value it rang up as if it were straightened out.
 
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