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Lord's Prayer in tiny ivory magnifying glass less than 1" long and 1/8th" wide Made in France at least 120 years old or older

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    Posted 12 years ago

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    ChuckLaser
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    We have had this tiny ivory magnifying ivory encased Lord's Prayer printed on less than a pin head size in the family for well over 100 years. It is in excellent condition and you can read the entire Lord's Prayer. It is less than an inch long and less than 1/8th" wide.

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    1. ChuckLaser, 12 years ago
      I believe this item is at least 125 years old. I saw where a prisoner made 7 (Ripley has one similar) while in prison. I am not sure this is the same one as it says Made in France. It is rare.
    2. aeon aeon, 11 years ago
      Stanhope?

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