ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE STERLING SILVER AND OTHER JEWELRY AND ARTICLES, LOT OF 20, comprising a pocket knife with mother-of-pearl handles and a silver blade having two Georgian English hallmarks or American pseudo hallmarks, two beaded watch fobs having American flag designs, a Kentucky 1944 driver's license, an NRA Junior Rifle Corps marksman badge, a 1907 Indian Head penny in gold-toned pendant setting, four pocket watch keys, a bent wire tool/article, two figural tie clips, a Craftsman key-form pocket knife, two mechanical pencil fobs including one sterling example, a silver-plated perfume bottle with "W-L / 28" emblem possibly for Washington and Lee University, and three other marked sterling pieces consisting of a General Electric men's signet ring with engraved "JMW" monogram, a fob by Webster Co. of North Attleboro, MA with engraved "EPR" initials on a leather strap, and a Mexican belt buckle with longhorn to top surrounded by engraving. Some pieces with marks. Total weight of sterling pencil, watch fob, ring, and buckle including non-silver components: 2.755 ozt. 19th and 20th century. Ring size 12 1/2.

Most in good to very good overall condition with minor to moderate wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including nicks, bending, worn spots to metal finishes, etc.; mother-of-pearl-handled pocket knife with a crack to one side of handle; Webster Co. fob with wear to leather strap.