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Hello to all, I have owned a Quattro for 8 months and it was a great move getting one.The attached picture is something I found here in South Australia this month but it seems it may well have more USA features than Australian. It depicts a ocean going paddle steamer type vessel and its Size is 53mm by 50mm and it appears to be a pressed design made of brass. It was folded in half but with carefull straightening it came up quite well.One side appears to be a hinge the opposite (left as you look at it) had a tab that is bent around like a catch. There are also four small recrangular slots around the oval as if something could be attached covering the oval.
 
I suspect it is British; as in original home to many Aussies. The British Navy ruled the seas for many years, thus my opinion. Unless it is marked with something exclusively US, I would lean towards the UK. The anchor is a universal Navy emblem, but consider the ties between AU and the UK.Your find looks like pill/medicinal case. The oval was probably intended to have had the owners initials engraved. Good hunting, David @ Dixie
 
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