United States. A Colonial Daughters Of The Seventeenth Century Badge In Gold, C.1900 Auction Archive with two magnetic prongs

with two magnetic prongs

Elizabeth Addison of Battle Creek

Accompanied by a Stickpin Miniature of same

with a 13 year old child and that his trade was that of Machinist

as one would expect to be found in the factory

United States. A Colonial Daughters Of The Seventeenth Century Badge In Gold, C.1900 Auction Archive with two magnetic prongsIn 14K Gold with red, white and blue enamels, weighing 9. 9 grams, marked ""J. F. CR09"", ""14K"" (Gold) and engraved ""LOUIE F. B. HELFFRICH 802"" on the reverse, 33. 5 mm (w) x 35 mm (h), original ribbon, horizontal pinback on the badge, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The Society of The Colonial Daughters of the Seventeenth Century was founded by Mrs. Harland Page Halsey of Brooklyn, New York. She recognized the value and advantage of