finally got a little something.

[BagLady]

Running some errands and came across a little sale. Very little left. Saw a handful of costume jewelry. Of course I didn't have my glasses or my loupe...but I saw some writing on this tie clip, and for a quarter, hey why not?
Got it home and saw "Hickok made in USA".
Did some research, and found that company went out of business in 1970. They made very little jewelry out of real gold or silver, and this is not gold, but gold tone I guess.
Still, it's a vintage piece worth about $25-$30.
Personally, I think it's so plain it's ugly, but the chain part is square links, so that's kind of cool.
Thanks for looking. This is as good as my camera will take.

 

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[2Minnesota]

I have bought a few of these over the years. Unfortunately I haven't had good luck selling them... Better luck to you if you are planning on selling it.

 

[BagLady]

I have bought a few of these over the years. Unfortunately I haven't had good luck selling them... Better luck to you if you are planning on selling it.

I hear you. I don't sell stuff, I hoard stuff!
I just had to buy something...

 

[ohiowhiteguy]

that's a cool find i found one just like when i was cutting grass.
i stuck out like a sore thumb. it was under some old branches..
mine was from desinger shoes valued at 55 bucks.
keep them eyes open..i do everyday.
hh.
owg.

 

[BagLady]

that's a cool find i found one just like when i was cutting grass.
i stuck out like a sore thumb. it was under some old branches..
mine was from desinger shoes valued at 55 bucks.
keep them eyes open..i do everyday.
hh.
owg.

I guess us Buckeyes have eyes for shiny things! (yes, I'm from Ohio too.)

 

[ohiowhiteguy]

yep us buckeyes love shiny thangs..lol
why would you ever leave this paradise..
last sat.65 last monday 25 ugg.

 

[jerseyben]

Running some errands and came across a little sale. Very little left. Saw a handful of costume jewelry. Of course I didn't have my glasses or my loupe...but I saw some writing on this tie clip, and for a quarter, hey why not?
Got it home and saw "Hickok made in USA".
Did some research, and found that company went out of business in 1970. They made very little jewelry out of real gold or silver, and this is not gold, but gold tone I guess.
Still, it's a vintage piece worth about $25-$30.
Personally, I think it's so plain it's ugly, but the chain part is square links, so that's kind of cool.
Thanks for looking. This is as good as my camera will take.
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Around here, you can find items like that for a few dollars commonly. If you like it, then great score!

 

[against the wind]

You can't go wrong for 25 cents.
I can easily sell that for $2 on my flea market table in NYC.