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Posted 5 months ago
Newtimes
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I believe this brooch is earlier than the other one I posted. I think it's maybe 60's or so and certainly from France. Thats the only country they were crazy enough to make those kind of things.
He is a little smaller than I thought, about 7cm, but I'm sure you get noticed when you have this brooch on.
This fellow started my mini collection. I knew I had to have more when I saw him, he look so very real to me. I haven't really worn him yet, but I certainly plan to do so soon. Anyone a better idea on its age?
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These are just so cool!
Thanks BELLIN68, Laureniscontent and vetraio50 for loving
merry christmas Newtimes:) and your welcome:)
stunning :)
It's older than you think - might be 30's or 40's because the pin back is unusual. What a great pin. Thanks for showing it off.
I looked at your other photo and see they both have the same pin back which I haven't seen before so sorry I'm not sure of the timeframe - maybe someone else will know. LOVE it though!
Glorious! : )