It can be (roughly) dated by the woman's tennis costume. 1900-ish or tad before from what I can see. Debora
Typical of the era. Debora
Looks like hippie garb. And don't see why it wouldn't be inspired by "army surplus." Worn a lot at the time. Debora
In addition to the quality, the logo doesn't look quite right. Debora
That has some quality issues I'd be concerned about. Debora [ATTACH]
Does it have an RN on the tag? Debora
Would you share the size with us please? And a photograph of the back? Debora
Fancy! Debora
My favorite god of the sea. Poseidon. In the National Archeology Museum, Athens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artemision_Bronze [ATTACH] Debora
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Those are beautiful. Especially love the second with the onion! Debora
The 1936 convention was held at Penn State. And Phi Kappa Tau national headquarters was in Oxford, Ohio so makes sense turning to a local vendor....
Well done! That insignia has everything but the kitchen sink. Can't find a translation of the motto. There was a national convention in 1936....
Looks like "Celos" on the left to my eye. Here's the same plaque on eBay. Seller doesn't identify. Item #146337716912....
I don't see the Greek alphabet. Can you read any of the (what appear to be) letters at the bottom? Debora
Doesn't it? Rather Seussian. Debora [ATTACH]
You sure the signature isn't "Valerie"? Debora
Is that a burlap frame? Or a liner? Debora
Why don't you contact the Museo Arqueológico Nacional in Madrid? https://www.man.es/man/en/contactar.html Debora
Found in Spain? What part? Debora
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