Antique BPOE Elks Lodge Watch Fob Locket for Dues Membership Card - HF Barrow - CCS Mono c1920 - 20" 14K Gold Filled Chain - Vintage Jewelry
Vintage BPOE Elks Lodge Locket. Made to hold either membership cards or dues receipts, This long rectangular locket features a three-dimensional BPOE badge atop a machine engraved filed with a monogrammed cartouche reading C.C.S. The locket opens from the top and has two clips inside for holding paper. it was originally intended to be used as a watch fob. I have added a new gold filled chain to make it wearable as a necklace. The piece is made of both rose and yellow gold fill.
Era: Edwardian, 1920s
Metal: Gold filled locket, 1/20 14K gold filled chain
Length: Necklace is 20 inches
Locket Measurements: 1.25 inches long x 1 inch wide
Hallmark: Locket is marked HFB, chain clasp is stamped 14/20 GF GC
Designer or Maker: Chain produced by the Garlan Chain Company and the locket was made by the H.F. Barrows Co. of North Attleboro, MA
Clasp Type: Spring ring
Condition: In very good vintage condition, with minor surface wear and a bit of missing enamel. Piece has been previously owned and worn.
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Nov 28, 2021
Jeff Hoffman