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Mon May 06 2013 10:55 AM
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Anyone want to take a guess what this is? I know because it was in a group of others. It may be very common but I thought it was neat as its definitely my smallest piece. [img:center]  [/img]
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I'm guessing it attaches to a pen or pencil. Richard
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I have 2 myself. Cool little pieces. I don't know what they go to.
Looking for any cans! PM me what ya got!
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Yes, they are golf ball markers. You place that on the green to mark the position of a ball to be lifted.
Common item and is usually found along with wooden golf ball tees.
I have several complete sets of Texaco ball markers, tees and divot tool for removing tees.
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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I have several complete sets of Texaco ball markers, tees and divot tool for removing tees. With my game, I need a tool for removing "trees"!
TOM
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I figured you guys would know. Yes, its a golf ball marker and yes I found it in a jar of old tees that had belonged to my late Father-In-Law. Its got a 1/4" stud on the back. I wonder if many petroleum companies had them?
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