=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin.
=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin. - Image 2
=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin. - Image 3
=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin. - Image 4
=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin. - Image 5

=SOLD=. 2591:: BIG 1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin.

$20

Place of Origin: USA
Period: 1950s c.

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SKU-2591::

1950s Roadrunner Pin or Brooch unmarked, sand-cast sterling silver, oval stone eye bezel with blue turquoise. Pin-back. Can be worn as a lapel brooch or a hatpin.
I don’t polish because some collectors prefer it so. This and a collection of others was my mother’s, about a half dozen or more I gifted her for special occasions over the years.
Dimensions: 2⅝””L by 1½””H
Weighs: 5g
Packed by a genius, me. Ships via U.S. 1st Class Mail, right away.

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