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My cousin found this and looking for info.I told her how much you all have helped me in the past.The pics are not real clear but it is about the size of a quarter and mounted so it can swivel.On the one side the bear is on all fours and on the other the bear is standing with the date 1915.Sorry the pics are so small.
 

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Maybe it is part of a watch fob? HH :icon_thumright:
Broken Knee
It's called a spinner
 

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Take a look at this -

http://cgi.ebay.com/1915-PPIE-Risque-Bear-Spinner-Watch-Fob-WORKING-No-Res-/160578298514

Here's an ORIGINAL 1915 PPIE (Panama Pacific International Exposition. held in San Francisco) Worlds Fair RIQUE Bear "Spinner" Watch Fob. It shouldn't take too much of an imagination to picture two California bears Copulating, when it's spun! It is Still Working and is a Real Antique Treasure. I tired to Picture the "Animation" but my camera was not up to it. Please ZOOM and Enlarge the MANY Pictures.....
 
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green check John.
 
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