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The bar pin is missing on the back, it was painted and the edge dots are pressed into it so they have a raised dot in the center. The piece is copper.Tigger said:Not an official BSA pin. What does the back look like, what are the dots along the edge - enamel, paint, divots for "jewels"?? What kind of metal?
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Your second thought is correct. Its a ladies watch chatelette or knobby pin brooch. Its from the Sears mail order era. These pics are from my 1909 Sears Roebuck & Co supply house catalog.tuatara said:...my second thought is that you found just a general vintage fleur de lis pin or a brooch or a part of a watch fob. There were a lot of them around and not only French.
...my second thought is that you found just a general vintage fleur de lis pin or a brooch or a part of a watch fob. There were a lot of them around and not only French.
Your second thought is correct. Its a ladies watch chatelette or knobby pin brooch. Its from the Sears mail order era. These pics are from my 1909 Sears Roebuck & Co supply house catalog.
I believe it can be marked as solved.