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Dumpdiver

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Is it a really small pot lid or a fancy top for the ketchup? I found it a few years ago in a TOC dump and never found out what it was for. Thanks again....DD

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Really nice find! It looks like a fancy "top" to a cork (cork would have been glued into the socket) used in/on back-bar bottles.
 

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I agree with Plumb....cork stopper was likely glued to it.
 

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Thanks guys, looks like a souvenir from a night on the town. Wonder if they got the towels too....DD
 

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hotels in NYC sometimes had their own bottles as well.
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^^^ from the hotel roosevelt in manhattan.

Ive found drinking sticks, tokens, ID tags, key tags, etc, etc... There has to be at least 1 thing from every hotel back in the day.
 

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