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Originally Posted by ooo-ribay
Thanks, Al. I didn't know the terminology. It seems like that style of clasp didn't appear on smaller (e.g. 1.75") pins until later. Correct? I thought a "bayonet" would date it later but apparently not on larger pins. What kind of clasp is on the ultra expensive 3-6" pins of pennant winners from the 1920's?
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Rob the bayonette style has been around for awhile from the 30s to even now, as for 1 3/4 size the Phillies seemed to use it more than any other team player PM10 pin. Here are 2 examples one with the bayonette style one with the straight pin style.... As for the pennant winners pin I would have to see an example of what you are talking about...
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