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<p>[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 13150689, member: 36"]The pin has an older style rollover clasp on it - Titanic-era, but I think the pin is later. Somebody probably had them on a factory closet shelf. Late 40s? If the stones are glass, real ones changing the game entirely, I'd wonder if the pin isn't gold-plated sterling. They did that during and right after the war too when no one could get brass.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 13150689, member: 36"]The pin has an older style rollover clasp on it - Titanic-era, but I think the pin is later. Somebody probably had them on a factory closet shelf. Late 40s? If the stones are glass, real ones changing the game entirely, I'd wonder if the pin isn't gold-plated sterling. They did that during and right after the war too when no one could get brass.[/QUOTE]
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