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PIN ID I can't identify this pin.

PIN ID I can't identify this pin.
Japsolley

Japsolley

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i Bought it in an antique shop and it looked like it had'nt been touched in years i don't know if it is a reproduction but i have not been able to identify it on google , any help would be nice.
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Hi there! Unfortunately the photos of the pin are showing up as broken links. Are you able to upload the photos somewhere and post links here so we can see the pin in question?
 
thanks collycon , there should be a picture of the back here although im pretty sure you have found the exact one.
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Japsolley said:
thanks collycon , there should be a picture of the back here although im pretty sure you have found the exact one.
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Wow, that's exactly what I envisioned the back to be. That's a really cool find. At first I was wondering if it was from Cohn & Rosenberger, who did early pins, but that listing points to being made in France. If you find out more definitely let us know. Cool piece of history.
 
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