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Matching Pair of Man's and Woman's 1937 V.M.I. Class Rings | Fine Jewelry1158 of 1912 |  |  |
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I would like to share this pair of man's and woman's 1937 Virginia Military Institute class rings. My father had these made, and are engraved on the inside with my parents names and birth dates.
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