olas13
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Hello all its been quite a while since my last post but I thought I would show some of Januarys weekend warrior finds fom my local beach.
First off is a neat little gold ring from a class of 1930. I haven't had any luck finding the particular school or acadamy reference by the NGS initials at the top of the ring. Being found in Narragansett, RI, I have tried local schools in the 30's and have come up empty. Being that Narragansett was a summer destination i that era it could be from anywhere I suppose.
If anyone recognizes the ship design and NGS and can clue me in I would be happy to hear from you.
Two of the other rings in the pics are silver and one is very ornate. That particular ring was a QVC item designed by a guy named whose last name is Esposito. (marked inside the ring, I looked it up).
The BIG silver is a badly tattered Walking LIb. mottled from years in the rocks. as is the hardly decernable Merc. dime.
Funny as it is the beautiful 1964 Rosie which came out ot the same area looks like it could have been dropped last week!
I love to find skeleton keys and this one has the #189 on it. Likely from one of the grand hotels of that era.
Dress weight and (pewter?) cup are also indications of a long gone era. Can't believe the handle survived my digging this little cup as I did break off a piece of the base.
Enjoy and HH!
First off is a neat little gold ring from a class of 1930. I haven't had any luck finding the particular school or acadamy reference by the NGS initials at the top of the ring. Being found in Narragansett, RI, I have tried local schools in the 30's and have come up empty. Being that Narragansett was a summer destination i that era it could be from anywhere I suppose.
If anyone recognizes the ship design and NGS and can clue me in I would be happy to hear from you.
Two of the other rings in the pics are silver and one is very ornate. That particular ring was a QVC item designed by a guy named whose last name is Esposito. (marked inside the ring, I looked it up).
The BIG silver is a badly tattered Walking LIb. mottled from years in the rocks. as is the hardly decernable Merc. dime.
Funny as it is the beautiful 1964 Rosie which came out ot the same area looks like it could have been dropped last week!
I love to find skeleton keys and this one has the #189 on it. Likely from one of the grand hotels of that era.
Dress weight and (pewter?) cup are also indications of a long gone era. Can't believe the handle survived my digging this little cup as I did break off a piece of the base.
Enjoy and HH!
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The gold class ring is a real beauty!
