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Jewel of the Financial Secretary of the Knights of Pythias

Maker: Unknown
Designer: Stillman S. Davis (American, 1826–1886)
Honorand: Knights of Pythias, American, founded 1864

Pair of bracelets

Maker: Unknown

Cigar Cutter

Maker: Unknown

Train holder

Artist: Unknown

Emerald and Rhinestone Belt and Bracelet

Designer: Pauline Trigère (American, 1908–2002)

Badge of Zeta Psi Owned by Edward Joseph Garvan

Maker: Unknown

Badge of Zeta Psi Owned by Anthony N. B. Garvan

Maker: Unknown

Pin

Manufacturer: Weiss (American, 20th century)

Pair of earrings

Manufacturer: Delcini (20th century)

Compact, "High Tide"

Manufacturer: Volupte (20th century)

Bracelet

Maker: Unknown

Pince-nez with case

Maker: Unknown

Pince-nez or lorgnette

Maker: Unknown

Lapel Pin

Designer: Unknown

Brooch

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Brooch

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Brooch

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Brooch

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