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ARTIFACT: 1930's – 1940's heavy enameled .935 silver "I AM" badge of the Saint Germain Foundation. The badge is in the shape of a Maltese cross, with deep purple enamel and gilt details, the center shows a raised heart and reads: "I AM". The reverse...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful circa late 1930s badge for the English Speaking Union (ESU), established in 1918 by Irish journalist Sir Evelyn Wrench. The United States branch was founded two years later. An international charitable education...

ARTIFACT: Very cool vintage, 1923 Dons of Peralta Member lapel pin. In the early 1920's the Dons of Peralta joined together to spread a message and lifestyle of "peace and harmony, intercity cooperation, a community spirit of working and pulling together...

ARTIFACT: Nice 1930's member badge for the then, Social and Police Beneficial Association. The Association has grown into the United Federation of Police Officers and still exists today. The member badge is starburst-like with the State Seal of New York...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1909 National Rifle Association United States Regimental Championship winner medal. The medal is in 10 karat gold, and was made by The Hayes Brothers Company. It is named to the competition's winner, Captain P. J. Hamrock, 1st...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful old Civil War member medal of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (MOLLUS) in 14 karat gold. The MOLLUS organization formed in 1865 after the assassination of President Lincoln to pledge renewed...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1948 edition of the Masonic Official Cipher revised in 1959 (4th edition). The book is bound in a folder with a fold-over flap and has the original owner's name embossed on the flap: Mark H. Bradbury, who belonged to the St. John's...

ARTIFACT: 1930's – 1940's United Order of True Sisters Jewish women's organization member badge with blue sapphire charm. The United Order of True Sisters was established in 1846 and is said to be the first independent national women's organization in...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 1920s member medal for the Shriner's Royal Order of Jesters. The Jesters got their start on board the USS Wilhelmina in 1911 in Hawaii, and the by invitation only Order has been adhering to its motto ("Mirth is King") ever...

ARTIFACT: This is a large Czechoslovakian Masonic neck badge, possibly from a convention in Haiti in 193The medallion shows a Masonic square and compass symbol and a lion rampant in relief and hangs from a red ribbon with a single rosette...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful circa 1920's – 1930's Republic of China Masonic celluloid pin. This example is a larger size and shows crossed flags with Chinese letters at the top that read: "Republic of China" and the Masonic symbol at the bottom. The...

ARTIFACT: This is a 1933 edition of a Masonic cipher book entitled "Correct Work for Maine". The book is bound in a folder with a fold-over flap and has the original owner's name embossed inside the flap: Frank R. Bradbury. The pocket-sized book contains...