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2 Vtg METAL UCLA University Antique 1900 sorority college Dance Cards 1912s Art Deco!
I have never seen beautiful, heavy metal covers for dance cards before. Very nice.
Delve into the roaring twenties with this collection of 2 vintage UCLA fraternity and sorority dance cards from the 1912.
Each card captures the essence of the era with its distinctive art deco styling, offering a glimpse into the social life of a bygone era.
This antique bronze item resembles a Sigma Chi fraternity crest or a Knights Templar shield plaque. It features a shield with a cross, an eagle\'s head holding a key above, and the motto \"In Hoc Signo Vinces\".
A vintage metal tag or plaque featuring an engraved crest. The design includes a shield with a central cross and a lion-like figure on top.
It is suspended by a yellow cord, suggesting it may have been used as a hanger or decoration. Similar engraved metal items have been found in searches related to vintage university or school memorabilia.
Measures approximately one and three-quarter inches wide by two and three-quarter inches tall.
The Gold tone one is in good condition and the silvertone one has lots of scratches and worn areas. Both have a metal front and back cover. See photos and description!
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This silver-toned, shield-shaped emblem is the Sigma Chi fraternity crest, featuring a cross in the center and an eagle at the top. It is often found on memorabilia, such as lapel pins, badges, or plaques, and may be fashioned from materials like silver or pewter. The front and back are a heavy steel?
The design is a significant symbol for the Sigma Chi organization and its alumni.
Measures: 2 inches wide by 2 1/2 inches tall.
Disregard the 2 photo lines across the steel card. The camera glitched.
Ideal for collectors of historical memorabilia or those with an interest in fraternal organizations, these dance cards are a testament to the rich tradition of college social clubs. They serve as a charming decorative piece or a thoughtful gift for those who appreciate the nostalgia and heritage of American collegiate life.
