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Posted 2 years ago
tazzrlr
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Found at a estate sale was new in a box ...box was rotten and falling apart
no marks but has been tested and is 14k gold and 9.4 grams...in mint/near mint condition with no ingravings ...box was just a brown box no lables or anything.....trying to find out what.. school.... Co....or.. ORG. that this could have came from....The M with wings.......figure is wearing a sweater
so maybe a collage..or univerity that is no longer active....a hard one to find.....Hope someone has seen some like it or knows whare it came from
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I don't know where you are but this is the symbol for the Multnomah Athletic Club of Portland, Oregon........follow this link : http://www.themacopen.com/MACPUB/site_pages/The_WingedM_Magazine/wingedm_advertising.html......Hope you enjoy, you may find someone who wants it.
thank you..... will contact them and see if they have any history about it