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Vintage Brooch Goldtone French Horn Sheet Music Signed Old Salem 2”
Vintage Brooch Goldtone French Horn Sheet Music Signed Old Salem 2”
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A wonderfully unusual vintage signed Old Salem goldtone brooch featuring a French horn, musical instrument and an open sheet of music. The sculptural design is beautifully detailed, from the engraved musical notes to the dimensional instruments, making this a fabulous piece of vintage figural music jewelry.
The brooch is signed OLD SALEM on the reverse and has a softly textured satin goldtone finish.
Measurements: Approximately 2” x 1.5”.
Condition: Good vintage condition with light age-related wear consistent with age and previous use. Please review photographs closely as they form an important part of the condition description.
Styling: A fantastic collectible brooch for a musician, music teacher, orchestra lover or collector of unusual vintage figural jewelry.
❗JEWELRY CASES AND ANY OTHER ITEMS SHOWN ARE FOR STAGING/DISPLAY ONLY AND ARE NOT INCLUDED.❗
We thoughtfully reuse reclaimed boxes and recycled packing materials whenever possible. Questions are always welcome.
The brooch is signed OLD SALEM on the reverse and has a softly textured satin goldtone finish.
Measurements: Approximately 2” x 1.5”.
Condition: Good vintage condition with light age-related wear consistent with age and previous use. Please review photographs closely as they form an important part of the condition description.
Styling: A fantastic collectible brooch for a musician, music teacher, orchestra lover or collector of unusual vintage figural jewelry.
❗JEWELRY CASES AND ANY OTHER ITEMS SHOWN ARE FOR STAGING/DISPLAY ONLY AND ARE NOT INCLUDED.❗
We thoughtfully reuse reclaimed boxes and recycled packing materials whenever possible. Questions are always welcome.
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