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Dave,
Good move on the gift odds are that'll open other doors for you in the future.
Anti...
I THINK... your item is from 1904-5...
Sears catalog item...
Sold as good luck charm.
That was a great gesture Dave. On that note I found a officers dress hat medallion at one of my places. It turns out to be around WW2. I returned it to him even though it was the only good find that day. I felt good about it too. bill is right, it sure helps the permission relationship.
Thanks very much for the congrats Bill & rook and for the info ARC.
The new owners are leaning towards it being a high class piece of jewelry, that was originally plated in gold and was worn with distinction by a 'Victorian Period' grandmother in the home.

ARC, I don't think I'll mention your theory about it possibly being a Sears Roebuck 'Good Luck' charm.

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