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Posted 1 year ago
Budek
(156 items)
Hello Again,
This may be a long shot.
I've had this for many years and thought, perhaps, someone on here might be able to tell me something about it.
It has a Copper body and a lift out aluminum liner.
Dated 1953,
I have no idea who made the piece, or what school it was made for.
The crest would be a clue but the letters are Greek.
Lots of symbols,....mysterious to me.
Sorry that I couldn't find a category that fit it well.
Does it ring a bell with anyone?
Thanks All.
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This is a Fraternity mug from Delta Kappa Epsilon Theta Chi Chapter Union College.
This page shows the Crest exactly like the one on the Mug.
http://www.vu.union.edu/~dke/
Nice item.
Too_much_Stuff,
Thank You! I didn't expect such a quick response, and thought I might not hear from anyone on this piece.
I really appreciate you taking the time to comment, and for shedding light on something I've wondered about for years,
Three Cheers!!! and a Thousand Thanks!
Tony.
and Thank You, too, Bellin!