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This is an extremely eclectic mix of mostly trinket type stuff, and some wonderful vintage jewelry.

T are 60+ individual pieces , and some are part of a set. Exp - the buttons.

T's no rhyme or reason as to what went into this lot. I just wanted it to be different! And I tried to include unique, fun things.

PLEASE NOTE: Some items show quite a bit of wear, and others are in excellent condition.

A few are not so vintage, while others are especially old.

Some of the trinkets were actually parts of SOMETHING at one time or another.

For example, the metal statue thing in pic 12 was definitely attached to something... FYI - That's a little bell next to it.

Most of these items came from auction lots or my family antique business.

I think pic 2 shows a Daguerreotype??? Either way, the actual photo is not in good condition at all but the frame is lovely.

T's an 1890 dime somew in this lot, but no other coins.

The silver plated Historical Blazer Buttons are by CAROTRON. No idea of age, and only one button looks like it's in bad shape.

The souvenir spoons are William and Catherine.

The buckle in pic 7 is marked JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION and it has a pat. # on the back. It's 3.5" x 2.5" and it good condition.

T's an old whistle in pic 4 marked SIGNAL POLICE and GERMANY on the other side.

The vintage gold filled Eversmart Manicure Compact looks NEW, and the patent is from 1924. Box looks very old!

T's a nice mix of what appears to be badges and/or medals and civic service type pins. It's mostly pins.

The FSA pin is 10 KT GF and a Distributive Education Clubs pin is sterling. Another piece or part is a US Marine something or other.

The pocketwatch in pic 9 is actually a 1986 Limited Edition Commemoritive Quartz that I don't think works. Still, it's in good condition!

That's a substantial GMS Sterling piece in the same pic, but a piece of what? Not sure...

The amazing & very large copper pendant in pic 2 is in excellent condition & marked Copper Bell.

The piece that may or may not be a cigarette case in pic 3 is marked Volupte.

The 5 mysterious metal plaques each have a state: Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Delaware.

And of course, t's more but I'll let pics describe the rest. Please feel free to ask questions.

(Mirror tray is for display only, and is not one of the trinkets.)

To be honest, I'm not really sure what more than a few of these things are. But they look extremely collectible!

Regarding Also, I only ship in the United States so kindly do not bid unless you are in the U.S.

*~THANKS SO MUCH!~*

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