help id three,auto logo,pins,do-hickey

thought tie pins might be for curtains
key tag logo,thought it was an easy one?
key like thing,both sides same just reversed ?,any ideas

 

Something for lifting pull tabs on beer cans!

 

When you first posted this I spent some time looking at the chronologies of automobile company logos and didn't find the one on your tag. Sorry to see that nobody else has ID'd it.

 

that's a key of some sort....& i too searched the tag...with no luck...

 

the logo is Plymouth about 1950ish,i still have the other dodad sitting on my desk...might never figure than one??

 

funny...i though i saw a ship in the middle...but my old eyes led me astray.....

 

Plymouth..like in Ma......pilgrims....& natives in both top corners...

 

this will serve to be a more clear answer....

The brand name–Plymouth–was first explained by the newspaper article which leaked word of Plymouth’s first model. “Plymouth symbolises the endurance and strength, the rugged honesty, enterprise, and determination…of the Pilgrim band who were the first American colonists.” Indeed, the brand was purposely named after the English colony which was settled in Massachusetts in 1620.

How Plymouth Got Its Logo
Since the Plymouth brand name appealed to classic American patriotism, it only made sense the company’s emblem did so too. Therefore, what icon better reflected the determination of the Plymouth Pilgrims than their sailing vessel: the Mayflower.

Although Plymouth vehicles bore dazzling hood ornaments throughout its early years–including a winged mermaid–it wasn’t until two decades later that the public witnessed the first official emblem of the brand.



The design was undeniably fitting–a detailed depiction of the Mayflower as it sailed to the New World. Some renditions even included a coat of arms believed to be a local seal from where the Pilgrims landed. It adorned the brand’s models from 1949 until 1958, when it was replaced with model-specific badges.

 

heck ,i never got it......so thanks