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Some historic Knoxville relics.

Digdoug

Active member
I found this fire chiefs convention medallion under a clothes line in an old North Knoxville home.

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The button is from a streetcar conductor. The Knoxville Railway and Light Co. operated from 1904-1930.

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Two great finds, I love the fob! WTG Doug!
 
Absolutely awesome! Whether you found them years ago or yesterday, those are some incredible finds. I love finding historic items and doing the research to find out more about them.
 
Nice finds. It is so good to see you posting again.
 
is a watch fob - maybe you already know this. They sell for some bucks to collectors. I have sold a few over the years. Steve in so la
 
I didn't know it was a watch fob until Mike mentioned it in his reply. I thought maybe it was a medallion and that a ribbon was run through the loop. I googled watch fobs but couldn't find a way to determine its value. Maybe I will check ebay to see what similar items are selling for. Thanks Steve!

Doug
 
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