I don't know that one; it's too modern. Saint G-something? Are the findings sterling? The clasp looks right, but it may be marked on the other...
They were on everything in the 30s-50s.
Around here I honestly can't see the OP breaking even on this. One estate sale company does well with furniture, but even they might not hit $100...
The AI itself is honest, but 'ware the company programming it.
One more reason I got out; in the old days a significant chunk of my sales went to other countries. Currently, eBay sellers in the USA have zero...
It's a sweet find, no matter the condition.
Boom! That ought to pay a few bills.
(sigh) How to damage a perfectly good mourning brooch.
The Susan in 5-yearold writing is the best part.
As long as it's in good structural shape, it shouldn't take too much. If all else fails it looks like modern factory product; take a paint brush...
I'd call it a hangs-around-looks-cute. I'm not sure it ever had an official purpose.
The brooch is a Niffis flower - NFS.
It would be an empty box here. I'm allergic to tobacco, barely drink, and reserve cusswords for the rare occasion when I don't have another word...
That explains it.
Whoo! I got a flannel shirt, navy blue, on Friday and my pills on Saturday. At least somebody was out hunting! (and more to the point, finding)
Best use for them when I find them here. The tinfoil ones were done in basic, bog standard designs and were a wedding gift everyone got in the 50s...
But he's our goon! :hurting::hurting::hurting::D
She was also about 14, if that. Her mother wasn't right in the head, letter her do that shoot.
Not a clue. One of the European joolies would know better than I would. @Ownedbybear ???
Some of the older ones are worth money, is all I know, but only some. Don't ask me which or how to tell.
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