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Vintage Utica Club Schultz and Dooley Medallion

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    Posted 6 years ago

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    Ted_Straub
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    For your consideration is this vintage Utica Club brass medallion. This may have been originally attached to a keychain. It is 1.25inches (3.1Cm) in diameter. It was made by The Metal Arts Company, of Rochester, NY, probably in the 50s. This Company is no longer in existence.

    Featuring Schultz and Dooley, UC’s long time mascots, this vintage item executed in high relief, is really appealing. It is in good shape, with only a few minor signs wear around its rim.

    This is another great example of mid Century advertising.

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    1. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 6 years ago
      Thank you, Johnsmith!
    2. Newfld Newfld, 6 years ago
      The mascots are adorable!
    3. pw-collector pw-collector, 6 years ago
      The Metal Arts Co., Rochester, N.Y. was one of several big manufactures of pocket watch fobs. Others included, The Greenback Co. Chicago, Ill.; S. D. Childs Co. Chicago, Ill.; Bastian Bros. Rochester, N.Y.; Schwabb, Milwaukee. Wish.; Whitehead & Hoag, Newark, N.J.; St. Louis Button Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Leavens, Attleboro, Mass. and Robbins Co., Attleboro, Mass.
      Dave
    4. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 6 years ago
      Hi, Dave...thanks for both the love of, and for the informative input re: this item! I had no idea of how many facilities were involved in the manufacture of such items!
    5. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 6 years ago
      Hello, Newfld...thanks for the love, and for the kind comment!Here is something to add to the fun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqXLFWIuLNE
    6. Ted_Straub Ted_Straub, 6 years ago
      Thank you all for your love of this nostalgic piece!

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