✅ SOLVED Just bling, but anyone know the style?

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I'm just curious is this design is familiar to anyone. Kind of looks familiar.

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It's some sort of pin/brooch . :dontknow:
 

[h=1]W.R. Cobb Acquires B.A. Ballou[/h] By JCK Staff
Posted on May 12, 2009









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W.R. Cobb
has acquired B.A Ballou, one America’s oldest jewelry manufacturers.
140-year-old B.A. Ballou had been closed after being put into receivership. It later reopened, and its assets were sold to Cobb.
As part of the acquisition, W.R. Cobb has secured all of Ballou’s intellectual property, equipment, tooling, and their management team.
“The acquisition of B. A. Ballou is a major strategic opportunity for our company,” said Roderick Lichtenfels, chief executive officer of W.R. Cobb. “For the past 130 years, W.R. Cobb has competed with the 140-year-old B.A. Ballou. The two companies have been the leaders in manufacturing high quality jewelry findings and the combined company creates a powerful global manufacturer.”
Cobb/Ballou Findings will focus its manufacturing in the United States at its facilities in Rhode Island. In addition to the Rhode Island headquarters and manufacturing operations, Cobb/Ballou Findings will operate offices in Ireland, England, Vietnam, Thailand, India, and Hong Kong.
Combined, Cobb/Ballou Findings will operate sales offices in more than 20 countries around the world. Additionally, immediate steps are being made to add all of Ballou’s products onto the www.WRCobb.com.

Whadi, The Ballou company marked their jewelry with BAB and were popular costume jewelry makers after WW2. Hope this helps, Sub 8-)
 

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[h=1]W.R. Cobb Acquires B.A. Ballou[/h] By JCK Staff
Posted on May 12, 2009

Whadi, The Ballou company marked their jewelry with BAB and were popular costume jewelry makers after WW2. Hope this helps, Sub 8-)

That's about as much info as I might ever expect, Sub! I was hoping to find that this particular design meant something. Stood for something. But I suppose it's just a bling design.

Thanks!
 

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