fadetoblack
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1934 Chicago worlds fair copper bracelet
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Reelsnrods
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That's a great looking piece!
rayrayvegas
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What a amazing different find! Love the oddities on here..congratulations
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Very cool find !
fadetoblack
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Thanks!! I was pretty excited :-)
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That's too cool
CoinandRelicMan
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Very cool historical type item ! Does it have some more etchings or patterns on it? If so could you post up some more pictures please?
oxbowbarefoot
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That's a cool piece of history right there. Thanks for sharing.
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That's a really cool find! Have to wonder how you lose a big bracelet like that... I love when people find Worlds Fair stuff.
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Great find - Congratulations!
fadetoblack
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It does have more etchings. I'll clean it a bit more and post pics soon. Thanks for all the comments 😃 I found it near an old stone cellar hole.....more to come......
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Cool!
jewelerguy
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I've seen lots of '34 worlds fair stuff but that's the first one of those I've seen. very cool!
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Hello fadetoblack,
Wonderful find, sir! A very evocative piece of jewelry in my opinion. My late grandparents attended, and I remember a few stories of the glories to be seen.
I'm looking forward to post cleaning photos. Thanks for showing this.
Wonderful find, sir! A very evocative piece of jewelry in my opinion. My late grandparents attended, and I remember a few stories of the glories to be seen.
I'm looking forward to post cleaning photos. Thanks for showing this.
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That is cool! I just found a 1933-1934 Chicago Worlds Fair token. I'll have to post it up too!
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First one of these I've ever seen - WOW! 
Also like the fair's posters that Surf just posted. Looking forward to seeing more of the bracelet! Andi
fadetoblack
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Sorry the pictures are crap! It didn't clean up very well but hopefully you can see all the engravings if you zoom in.
fadetoblack
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Each engraving has wording of what it is under it on the bracelet.
