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Part of a collection of my old lapel pins and charms . I did best I could scanning them as they are to small to photo . Some of the pins I am not sure what they are for . Just a bunch I have collected over the years .
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Very cool , love the pins and the colors,shapes and what they represent:)
Thanks Sean,kerry,mustang and ttom :-)
Yes Kevin I had missed you answered it . Your article is very interesting . I figured you would know some of these and posted in hopes I would learn more about them . And I have :-) Your Fob helps see it in a larger form. I was not sure what the logo inside was until I saw yours . Thank you again I do appreciate your time in helping ID some of these little pins and charms .
Thank you jbcollector,Kathycat and bratjdd :-)
Thank you mrmaj :-)