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G672. Antique Masonic Watch Fob. This antique watch fob has the Masonic divider and square intertwined with an enameled "G". This fob is unmarked yellow gold filled and has almost no wear. The enamel is excellent. This piece is about the same diameter of a nickel. Please note the small notch on the back where this was tested for gold. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. $35 |
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G670. Antique Knights of Pythias FCB Watch Fob. This antique watch fob is marked FCB (friendship, charity, benevolence) on both sides. The fob is unmarked yellow gold filled and is brand new. This still has part of the tag on the loop, and so has no wear. The enamel is excellent on both sides. This fob is just under an inch in diameter. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. $45 |
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G669. Antique Helmeted Knights of Pythias FCB Watch Fob. This antique watch fob is marked FCB (friendship, charity, benevolence) on both sides. The helmeted bust at the top is hinged just bellow the shoulders, and the visor is moveable. The fob is unmarked yellow gold filled in excellent condition with virtually no wear. The enamel is excellent. A small notch has been filed on the edge of the back and is the only minor flaw on this fob. This fob is just about 1 3/8" from top to bottom, not including the loop. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. $75 |
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G667. Antique Helmeted Knights of Pythias FCB Watch Fob. This antique watch fob is marked FCB (friendship, charity, benevolence) on both sides. The fob is unmarked yellow gold filled in excellent condition with virtually no wear. The enamel is excellent on both sides. The skull has two small round garnets or rubies for eyes. A small notch has been filed on the edge but is not noticeable. This fob is just about 1 1/4" from top to bottom, not including the loop. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. $55 |
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G666. Antique Odd Fellows FLT Watch Fob. This antique watch fob is marked FLT (friendship, love, truth) on both sides. One side has a bright blue enamel background, and the other has a translucent pale violet background. The fob is unmarked white gold filled in excellent condition with virtually no wear. The enamel is excellent on both sides. This fob is just about 1" from top to bottom, not including the loop. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. $55 |
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G665. Antique Odd Fellows FLT Watch Fob. This antique watch fob is marked FLT (friendship, love, truth). The fob is unmarked yellow gold filled in excellent condition with virtually no wear. This fob is just about 1" from top to bottom, not including the loop. Ready for your watch chain or necklace. SOLD, 5/3/12 |
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G410. Antique Brass Saddle FobThis antique high-back saddle fob is made of brass and measures about 2" x 1 1/4". The back is stamped Robbins Co., Attlesboro, Mass. The fob has light wear and will clean up if you are so inclined. This ORIGINAL, not a reproduction. $59 |
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F273. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Watch Fob. This is a genuine, antique watch fob for one of the early railroad unions, namely, the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. The fob measures 7/8" x 7/8" not including the loop. The material is gold plated brass with a little brass showing on the edges, and enamel. The enamel is very good with one small damaged area below the red flag on the side with the blue background, see image. This brotherhood was abbreviated both BRT and BRRT as far as I can tell. This fob would normally be attached to a watch chain. Scarce and collectible! $95 |
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D417. Antique Heavy Sterling Watch PinThis is an early and very nice sterling watch pin in a fleur-de-lis style. The pin is in excellent original condition with black tarnish. This type of pin was made to wear on the breast with a small watch attached, normally, hung upside down. The watch was simply rotated up so the wearer could see the time. This is marked "sterling" and probably dates to approximately 1900 $34 |