Vintage Mining Rail(1881)Keychains W/Gold & Silver Flakes in Wooden Box🇺🇸

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Listing is for 2 of my slices of Old Mining Rail with the Gold/Silver Keychains in a Dome Top Wooden Box. I also added one of my .5ml of Montana Gold/Silver Flakes. There not worth a lot but it’s kinda cool. Box size is around 5 inches(L) X 3 inches(H) X 3 inches(W).
Keychains are made from 8 pound rail used in Gold and Silver Mines in Montana( Rail weight is measured by the yard, 1 yard or three feet of this is 8 pounds) and was used during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. I handmade these from a piece of Rail that was manufactured in Colorado in 1881 for the Gold and Silver Mines throughout America. I cut, cleaned it up and made them into these awesome Keychains. They are just under 3/8 inches thick and weight around 1 1/2 ounces. These are something a Railroader, Railroad Fan, Rail Fan or a nice gift for one of them. MADE IN AMERICA.  Please email if you have any questions or would like more images. I will answer you back just as soon as I can since I’m a working Railroader myself. I restored these to the actually color when the rail was first made and coated them in penetrating oil. Thank you for looking!
This is for 2 Keychains W/ Bottle of Gold and Silver Flakes in a Stained and Polyurethane Wooden Box and will be shipped USPS first class in a Secure, Thicker and well Packaged Box. Getting it to you Safe and Secure will be my first priority.
GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC. STEEL WAS MADE AND USED IN THE USA. CUT AND MADE INTO A KEYCHAIN BY A RAILROADER. 8 POUND RAIL HASN’T BEEN MADE IN A LONG TIME SO, WHEN ITS GONE, IT’S PROBABLY GONE FOREVER.
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A FEW SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN 1881.
4/16/1881-In Dodge City, Kansas, Bat Masterson fights his last gun battle.
7/14/1881-Billy the Kid(William H. Bonney) is shot and killed by Pat Garrett, outside Fort Summer, New Mexico.
7/20/1881-Sioux Indian Chief Sitting Bull, surrenders to US federal troops.
10/24/1881-Levi P. Morton, US Ambasador to France, drives the first rivet into the Statue of Liberty.
10/26/1881-A long time simmering feud involving 6 of the Cowboys, The Earp Brothers and Doc Holiday took place at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona resulting in 3 of the Cowboys being killed.
And
in
my home town of North Platte, Nebraska.
Buffalo Bill(William F. Cody) had started working on his Wild West Show on his Ranch just north of North Platte and finally held his first show “Old Glory Blowout” on July 4th, 1882. He later named it Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show. With most of the buildings still standing today.
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