Beautiful enamel & goldtone finish. No engraving or markings on back. Light scratch on back (see photo) - probably will buff out. This pin would be suitable for presentation to a 50 year Lodge mem

 

In excellent lightly used condition with no flaws that I could see Please be aware that the item that is pictured is the exact item that you will receive. All clothing in my auction is freshly launder

 

WORN Descriptions are made to the best of my knowledge and ability, please remit payment within 24 hours of auctions close, I WILL COMBINE SHIPPING ON MULTIPLE WINS!, ALL SHIPPING FEES AND COSTS TO BE

 

-- STAMPS ARE CONSIDERED SOUND UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED IN THE DESCRIPTION OR PHOTOS. THE PHOTOS ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION SO PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO REVIEW. "CV" IN THE TITLE IS SCOTT CATALOG VALUE.

 

DESCRIPTION: YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE ITEM(S) AS DESCRIBED IN TITLE AND PICTURED. *THE ITEM(S) PICTURED ARE THE ACTUAL ITEM(S) THAT YOU ARE BIDDING ON* 1977 FRANKLIN MINT THE MEDALLIC HISTORY OF THE AME

 

This is an interesting old banner/flag that I picked up at a flea market in Uzbekistan. It was created for some sort of committee there in the capital of Tashkent. It is really large, measuring 63 inc

 

Click on Image to Enlarge DescriptionYou are bidding on a LA FRANCE NO 6 FIRE EXTINGUISHER The item is in good condition but is not tested. It was manufactored by " AMERICAN LA FRANCE FOAMTE CORPORATI

 

patch is in good vintage condition (see photo) It measures 3" x 1.5".

 

This is a high quality paper weight that was given to me by the Bank of Ashland in Ashland, Kentucky. This paper weight is made of very high quality glass with an inscription for the Bank of Ashland.

 

This obsolete badge is from the late 1800's early 1900's, shows nice wear and patina. Not sure which state it is from , possibly Arizona or Illinois. The badge has a fork catch style pin on the back (