1950's Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet, 17 Charms - some rare - 7", 42.12 grams. The bracelet is a single smooth and textured link that is 5mm wide with a heavy spring clasp. The charms are:
4 leaf clover, 1";
Masonic International Order of the Rainbow, girls club, enameled, an organization started in 1922;
Graduation cap, 1/2";
Textured bell, with moving clapper, 3/4";
Seahorse, 1";
UK enameled flag, 3/4" wide;
Telephone, rotary style that the dial moves, signed Beau Sterling, 3/4" long;
Mustard seed in clear orb;
Revolutionary Tri-corner hat, 1" with jump ring;
Round engraved medical caduceus symbol, 1", signed G with arrow;
Horseshoe with four leaf clover, 3/4";
Media blue and white enameled pennant, signed Berben, Phila, 2/3";
Unrolled diploma with red enameled seal, 1";
Two horseshoes and a four-leaf clover mounted together on one jump ring;
Taurus Astrology Clear covered Charm, Gold Bull and symbols, 1" with jump ring.

The Masonic girls' club charm is somewhat rare as is the rotary phone. In addition, the Taurus Astrology charm is a rare charm. All of these are in good condition - the phone has the most wear but most are close to new looking and just have typical vintage patina. This came from a PA estate sale. See photos. (Lot. Loc. W.6.10.174X4 - LD 8/13/17)

Reserve: $160.00

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