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    Posted 12 years ago

    CAD1949
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    I'VE HAD THIS FOR A WHILE. I BELIEVE IT IT A REPRESENTATION OF ROSIE THE RIVETER FROM WWII. IT IS HEAVY MOLD STERLING WITH MARKINGS. ANYONE KNOW OR SEEN ANOTHER LIKE IT?

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    1. CAD1949 CAD1949, 12 years ago
      FOUND ONE ON EBAY FOR $70.00 ASKING PRICE. NO MENTION OF MAKER OR YEAR.
    2. scottvez scottvez, 12 years ago
      Nice pin CAD-- I have seen them before and agree it represents the homefront female workers.

      Thanks for sharing,

      Scott
    3. adorevintage, 11 years ago
      Hello CAD. New to this site. Saw this pin and found it interesting. I was not aware of their production. Do you see many of them at shows these days? I wanted to find one for my daughter. (She builds submarines.) I know she'd love one but I do not know how many of these were in circulation. Any thoughts?

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