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PIN ID I can't identify this pin.
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Hake's - MINNIE MOUSE WITH PARASOL WONDERFUL AND RARE 1930s PIN.
MINNIE MOUSE WITH PARASOL WONDERFUL AND RARE 1930s PIN.
www.hakes.com
This isn't a colored pin but looks the same. Maybe you could reach out to this auction house to get more info?
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That’s a really cool pin
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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So, many pin collectors will consider that to be a brooch, rather than a pin, based upon the back.
*Although the 1988 Summer Olympics pins that Disneyland gave out to parkgoers has the same type of brooch back
*Although the 1988 Summer Olympics pins that Disneyland gave out to parkgoers has the same type of brooch back