Finding a Lost Item

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I was at a camp, and in the room I was in, after some time, I saw a kippah. I'm not sure if it's mine or not because, in principle, I don't think I brought another kippah (I remember bringing only two kippahs). I asked the boys in the room, and they told me it's not theirs. I also asked other boys (though not sure if I asked everyone), and they said it's not theirs. So what is the ruling? (Please pay attention to all the details I wrote)

Answer

Hello 

From what I understand, the kippah is probably not yours, as you remember not bringing another kippah. 

The issue is only regarding the law of finding a lost item. 

If it is an item without a sign, and you have asked those who are supposed to be in the room, you can take it for yourself. 

If there is a sign, announce it among the camp residents.

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