ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE STERLING SILVER AND OTHER JEWELRY AND ARTICLES, LOT OF 20, comprising a pocket knife with mother-of-pearl handles and a silver blade having two Georgian English hallmarks or American pseudo hallmarks, two beaded watch fobs having American flag designs, a Kentucky 1944 driver's license, an NRA Junior Rifle Corps marksman badge, a 1907 Indian Head penny in gold-toned pendant setting, four pocket watch keys, a bent wire tool/article, two figural tie clips, a Craftsman key-form pocket knife, two mechanical pencil fobs including one sterling example, a silver-plated perfume bottle with "W-L / 28" emblem possibly for Washington and Lee University, and three other marked sterling pieces consisting of a General Electric men's signet ring with engraved "JMW" monogram, a fob by Webster Co. of North Attleboro, MA with engraved "EPR" initials on a leather strap, and a Mexican belt buckle with longhorn to top surrounded by engraving. Some pieces with marks. Total weight of sterling pencil, watch fob, ring, and buckle including non-silver components: 2.755 ozt. 19th and 20th century. Ring size 12 1/2.

From the estate of Larry Derrer, Harrisonburg, VA.

Most in good to very good overall condition with minor to moderate wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including nicks, bending, worn spots to metal finishes, etc.; mother-of-pearl-handled pocket knife with a crack to one side of handle; Webster Co. fob with wear to leather strap.