Today I was given a couple of items by a fellow who found them in a 1930 vintage Chevrolet. He said he thought they were Plymouth items and one does say Plymouth on it. But I don't recognize either of them. First up, a name plate made of thin aluminum with Plymouth on it but unlike any Plymouth name plate I've seen. Second up a cover/holder of some sort. Looks like it might have held a switch or light bulb.
Anyone recognize these items and can tell me what they are from? Thanks!
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I believe the brass tags are PLYMOUTH TWINE trademark items. Plymouth was the maker of bailer and agricultural binding twine. Those may have been on the end of a wooden spool of the same. that other thing looks like a doorbell button switch facia.