✅ SOLVED Oddfellows Pin Help?
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I think maybe it’s not from the Odd Fellows? Is that based on the handshake symbol? If so, although they used it a lot, they weren’t at all alone in its use. Nice pin, and I hope it is a diamond!
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I based it on the handshake. My wife just found the same pin online as Beta Theta Pi sorority pin.
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The Greek letters were the best clue. That's a nice $50 pin all day long.
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I have that pin; it was my dad's.
If you wanted to return it to one of C.T's relatives, you might start by contacting the national HQ of that fraternity.
Don..........
If you wanted to return it to one of C.T's relatives, you might start by contacting the national HQ of that fraternity.
Don..........
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