Does Anyone Know What This Is A Logo For??
 

I found this among my Dad's things last week - does anyone know what it is a logo for????

I have searched the internet for hours and have come up with nothing.

Thank you for your help

no clue but it is really cool looking. make sure to post when you do find out. try an antique shop. or one of those auction house places. they might have know.

looks like a bullet.

it IS the logo for an ammunition place............http://geairsoft.com/INDEX-old.htm

Interesting but also don't know what it is. Reminds me of when we cleaned my parents house out. We found things that we had no idea what they were or what they were for.

does the bottom unscrew? probably just a novelty thing. but don't lose it you just never know. You could contact a gun shop.

This is the logo for a company that sponsors war games. Sort of like paintball, but they use little pellets and airguns.

My husband told me Gold Eagle is a brand of bullet/shotgun shells.

That particular eagle head looks more like the one used on German flags/jewellry/etc.

reminds me of a bullet on a key chain

Bullet on a key chain with the logo....It's an advertising giveaway.

A keychain attachment made from a bullet. My mother had a picture frame made from bullets a lot larger than the one featured. My uncle had the frame made for her when he was in China in 1932. Also he brought her a heavily carved ivory bracelet about 2+ inches wide as well as 2 brass Chinese Buddas and one female version Budda. My brother got the frame and I got the rest.

it's a bullet made into a key chain

It looks like a bullet to me....?

As some one posted it is a bullet, but has been emptied and turned into a key ring. I remember my father having a large calibur bullet that was turned into a lighter. Check the bottom of it for more information. Here is a link to help. http://members.shaw.ca/cartridge-corner/shotgun.htm
Good luck keep us posted!
Dawn227

I know it is a bullet but think the ring on the top is to open a beer bottle.
lol Gleniveve

The Gold Eagle is a logo for a farm equipment and goods supplier, Gold Eagle Cooperative in Iowa. They not only supply some equipment but fertilizer, feed, etc. Whether they are still in existence, I don't know. Your might try going to Gold Eagle Cooperative on line and see what you come up with.

it is a bullet on a key chain from a popular(been around for a long-long time) ammunitions company--i'm surprised you could not find the company on line.

Sorry, I don't know what the logo stands for, but I can tell you not to try to board a plane with it in your possession. My friend had a keychain with a fake bullet on it...they took it away from her at the airport.

Bullet on a Key Chain, I have one too, only it is a 40 MM. The decal looks like it is for a dealer of ammo and Gun's. I like it. I Quilt but I like Gun's too, lol.

Interesting. Let us know what you find out for sure.

yup. becka hit it. it is a business that runs war games, but not paintball. they only "play" in groups of four or more, they require specific gear and weaponry, and it looks like anyone who was in or interested in combat might enjoy a go at it. your father might have gotten it from someone who thought it was cool, or he may have picked it up at any number of advertising opportunities (like a mall, a gun show, a sports show, etc.) funny, the things we find in our folks' stuff. i can imagine my kids shaking their heads in dismay at the junk i've acquired along the way. i envision the world's biggest garage sale after i croak!

Looks like a bullet to me, too.

looks like a key ring made with a bullet.

It does look like a keychain , would that be a bullet for a shotgun it looks big in the pic but I don't know much about guns. Looks like a keeper maybe it's really gold. Good luck with it. Sue

DH doesn't know. For some reason I'm thinking it is an marketing gadget for a beer or Tequila.

reminds me of a pin farmers use to attach implements to their tractors.

it's obviously shell for a gun. but never heard of the brand.

Brass goes into rifles and pistols. A shotgun shell is soft sided and contains buckshot.