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hello-i picked up this stickpin from a fellow that ansered my ad.that is all he had.told me he found it in his dads things.case and pin look like the go together.my guess is that it is not nazi-there are no marks on it except on the locking slide slide and i cant make them out.i think it is some kind of good luck pin from about 1900-1920 and i think it might be american.what do you fellows think.thanks paul zaya
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Hi Paul, It rminds me of a post WWII or period, commercial Jewelry Tie pin. Max
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Hi Paul - I think you're right on about it being an early 20th century good luck piece. Not too popular post-WWII, even though someone handed me a business card yesterday that had a big swastika on it. Gentleman was Hindu, and for him it still meant good luck.
Cheers,
Stephen Gold Party Pin Website: http://pages.interlog.com/~sjl/GPB
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