Posted 12 months ago
Steptoe1
(1983 items)
Hello I’ve just found this cuff link and have realised it looks like a moustache, has some markings on it but can’t see them.
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Posted 12 months ago
Steptoe1
(1983 items)
Hello I’ve just found this cuff link and have realised it looks like a moustache, has some markings on it but can’t see them.
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Cool cufflinks! At first I thought it had tge Olympics symbol..then maybe the Trinity Borromean rings..but now I don't think it's that either..
Thanks dav & happy new year
Happy New Years to you too!
Steptoe1, Happy New Year. :-)
The only one of those symbols I could read was "925," so sterling silver.
Happy new year kera, yeah it’s so faint I couldn’t tell myself, I think it’s LL which I think is links of London, I need to go back to it with a loop
Hi there...Happy new Year....they are definitely Links of London...the three circles are there design mark.
Looks like the Monopoly Logo? Don't stop at Go collect $200 Dollars!
Happy New Year
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Happy new year leesa & snuff
Well cool! Mystery solved..I'm not familiar with this brand, so learned something new today.
This page shows twins (although the links within that page are now defunct):
https://www.coolshityoucanbuy.com/2011/12/mustache-cufflinks-by-links-of-london_4.html
However, that Links of London clue provided another clue:
https://www.bankslyon.co.uk/blog/links-of-london-join-forces-with-movember
So it looks like Links of London collaborated with Movember starting back around 2012 to produced a number of moustache-themed items.
Funny.. a few years ago I bought a huge box full of mustache items..was left over from a Bachelorette party..band-aids, socks, glasses, wrapping paper, chip clips, everything you can think of. I bring the box when we do fleamarkets..its s fun conversation starter. .."Hey you need sone mustache stuff?"..lol
dav2no1, Hmmm, bachelorette party leftovers. Was the bride's intended whiskered?
Oh well, my own unintended variant spelling of the modern term for upper lip hair triggered a small rabbit hole episode for me. I won't burden this post with all of my findings, but this Merriam-Webster piece is interesting:
https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/is-it-mustache-or-moustache-mustaches-difference