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Antique Military Jewelry 1918 Brass World War 1 Wwi Bowling Pendant Pin For The Boys Over There
$50.00
This is an antique Art Nouveau 1918 World War 1 brass bowling pendant or pin, mens or womens, in excellent condition. The front reads: “Victory Bowling Tounament, 1918” and the back reads “For The Boys Over There.” Size is 1 1/4″ tall North to South with the bail by 7/8″ wide East to West. You can either add a chain to wear as a drop necklace or use it as a pin. This is a lovely nostalgic World War 1 antique jewelry addition for your collection.
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D.F. Briggs Co. (Attleboro, MA) patented their signature "Carmen" expansion bracelets as early as 1901, with production of these gold-filled "sweetheart" bracelets largely occurring between the 1890s and 1922. The company, which was founded in 1892 (or 1882, according to some sources), stopped using the "D.F.B. Co." mark in 1922 when it became Briggs, Bates, and Bacon.