T Cohn Black Cat Tin Noisemaker c. 1940s vintage toy snake I would be inclined to

I would be inclined to display them just as I've shot them

or perhaps to indicate a railroad crossing

perfect for storing pills

with a flag to the upper right corner

T Cohn Black Cat Tin Noisemaker c. 1940s vintage toy snake I would be inclined toOriginally a Halloween noisemaker, but originally made to ward off evil spirits, it's surely useful for New Years too, and all of the rest of the time! Made in the USA. by T. Cohn in the 1940s, and a relatively rare one to find. Works great hold the handle, spin it around and it produces a satisfying ratcheting sound. Great graphics, great fun, and I like the aging on this onea little rusty, but not too much. 4 1 16" in diameter x 2 3 8" deep at