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I'm not sure how this ring found itself in my inventory but it did. It is a 1926 class ring. It is marked Western High School Baltimore. I did a little research and found a school in Baltimore that has this name. lt was founded on November 1, 1844.According to Wikipedia " November 1, 1844, Western High School officially opened its doors for the first time in Armitage Hall at 100 North Paca Street in Baltimore. In those two small rented rooms, Mr. Robert Kerr, principal and sole teacher, welcomed thirty-six excited young girls. Thus began the unique legacy of Western, a pioneer in women's education in the United States. Before Western was established, t had been no opportunity for Baltimore girls to get an education beyond grammar school. By 1896 Western moved to a new, more expensive building on Lafayette and McCollough Streets. By this time, the girls had opportunities to take clerical courses"The rings insignia seems to match the pictures appropriately. It is also a smaller ring, perhaps a 7, and seems feminine. The initials inside are LRT. It is also marked M & N. It tested for 14K. Thanks for looking. Check out my other items !

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