Posted 4 years ago
Cokeman1959
(431 items)
I found this today and fell in love with the box. When I opened the box the pictures show what was inside. I don't see any markings on the jewelry.
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Posted 4 years ago
Cokeman1959
(431 items)
I found this today and fell in love with the box. When I opened the box the pictures show what was inside. I don't see any markings on the jewelry.
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Sir it seems as though you have the Luck oF the Irish
Wow, very cool! Evidently, those were the days when they hadn't yet started to use zip codes.
Thanks Ed,Valentino and jscott for stopping by...Appreciate it!
You find some very unusual and wonderful things!
my mouth is still open .... how cool to find such a prize. Lori
try to do a quick search with no luch, has be a vintage jeweler. how cool.
Thanks Patricia for stopping by. I feel like sometimes items find me instead of me finding them. Lori. I was almost out of the shop when it caught my eye. I am glad I stopped. It would be cool to know more about it. If you uncover anything let me know. I appreciate all of you!
Hey there, I figure the Cpl Moore send either his girlfriend, wife or Mother this as a present, so I first tried the maker, no luck. Barbara - no luck, Cpl Moore - no luck. (and all addresses) the only address that gave any hints was this one:
https://usarmygermany.com/Sont.htm?https&&&usarmygermany.com/Units/Signal/USAREUR_7774SigBn.htm
it is on the unit Moore was with....it's a lead. keep me updated, good luck. Lori
What a wonderful find! It looks like an Esha Randel design, which was manufactured in Germany around the 40s.
Richmond/Lori,Miss vintage,Ms.Crystal.....yall are so much appreciated for the information and insight! I found this treasure at a thrift store that I like to hit at least once a week. It is located near some old neighborhoods and so my logic is...old houses equals old stuff being donated. This was the case this week with the jewelry and the box. I paid $20.00 for it and honestly would have paid that for the box. This is the same thrift store where I purchased the vintage cocktail cabinet. Thank you all for the information and so the story continues!