US Dollars
Yellow Gold Phi Kappa Tau Badge & Guard Pin - 14k Diamond Pearl 1924 Fraternity
Burr, Patterson & Auld Co.
- SKU:
- V2382
Description
Brand: Burr, Patterson & Auld Co.
Fraternity: Phi Kappa Tau
Fraternity Founding Date: 1906
Chapter: Alpha Gamma
Chapter Founding Date: 1924
School: University of Delaware
Date: 1924
Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold
Stone Information
Natural Diamond
Cut: Mine
Cultured Seed Pearls
Color: White
Material Information
Enamel
Color: Black
Style: Badge & Guard Pin
Fastening Type: Hinged Pins and Whale Tail Clasps
Measurements
Item 1: Badge
Tall: 9/16" (13.6mm)
Wide: 13/32" (10.2mm)
Item 2: Guard Pin
Tall: 5/32" (3.7mm)
Wide: 3/8" (8.8mm)
Weight: 3.4 Grams
Stamps: maker's mark
Engraving(s): "G.M.B. 2519 12-6-'24"
Condition: Pre-Owned
Condition Note: The enamel work displays some wear from previous use.
In order to maintain its original vintage integrity, this piece has not been professionally cleaned but it has been tested to guarantee metal content.
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