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Trifari Jelly Belly This is about all I know can anyone tell me more
Like what the age could be on this even what it my be worth
I have seen some similar I love the spider ones
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Jelly Belly JewelryOne of the most immediately recognizable examples of vintage costume jewelr…
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That's a great pin! Trifari made several jelly bellies and from what I have seen they go for pretty good money.
Hi, Your pin was patented on 31 March 1953 Pat No 169172. Its a nice pin and collectable.