American Fraternity, College, Military Badge/Pin Makers

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JACOB SOMERSET

722, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia



Jacob Somerset - Philadelphia - 1883

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S.S. WILD & SON

179, Eddy Street, Providence, Rhode Island



S.S. Wild & Son - Providence, R.I. - 1895

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TORSCH & FRANZ BADGE Co.

5, North Liberty Street, Baltimore



The Torsch & Franz Badge Co. - Baltimore - 1922

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GARFUNKEL & CAMMARATA

142, Fulton Street, New York



Garfunkel & Cammarata - New York - 1917

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JOSEPH K. DAVISON

931, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia



Joseph K. Davison - Philadelphia - 1887

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FRATERNITY JEWELRY Mfg. Co.

223, First Avenue, Ceder Rapids, Iowa



Fraternity Jewelry Mfg. Co. - Ceder Rapids - 1921

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SPIES BROTHERS

156, Wabash Avenue, later, 27, East Monroe Street, Chicago



Spies Brothers - Chicago - 1909

See: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=36661&p=100424#p100424

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J.A. GOLDSTEIN

The Central Building, Washington, D.C.



J.A. Goldstein - Washington, D.C. - 1894

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THE DUNBAR COMPANY

26, Vesey Street, New York



The Dunbar Company - New York - 1913

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R.W. KIP

63, Fulton Street, New York



R.W. Kip - New York - 1884

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GEORGE H. LEES & Co. Ltd.

Hamilton, Ontario



George H. Lees & Co. Ltd. - Hamilton, Ont. - 1920

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EUGENE H. KELLER

Lancaster, Pennsylvania


Eugene H. Keller, jeweler, has just completed the medals for the graduating class of the Sacred Heart Academy, the commencement of which takes place June 22, and medals for the graduating class of St. Joseph’s Hospital School for Nurses, both Lancaster institutions. All of the medals will be gold.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 21st June 1911

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ADOLPH NEWSALT

Dayton, Ohio


Adolph Newsalt, Dayton, O., was awarded the contract to make the medals which were recently given by the state of Ohio to Wilbur and Orville Wright, the aeroplanists, who returned from Europe a short time ago to their home in Dayton.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 9th June 1909


A. Newsalt, Dayton, O., was the successful competitor among hundreds of others who submitted designs for the medals which have been given to the Brothers Wright, the aeronauts, by the State of Ohio. A picture of Mr. Newsalt, together with the photographs of the medals which were selected by the adjutant general, have appeared in the Ohio papers in the last week.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 9th June 1909

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A.L. OTT

121, Post Street, San Francisco



A.L. Ott - San Francisco - 1898


A.L. Ott - San Francisco - 1899

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N.G. WOOD & SONS

1, Park Street, Boston



N.G. Wood & Sons - Boston, Mass. - 1934

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RACINE JEWELRY Mfg. Co.

Racine, Wisconsin



Racine Jewelry Mfg. Co. - Racine, Wis. - 1893

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CARL ENTENMANN

217½, South Spring Street, Los Angeles



Carl Entenmann - Los Angeles - 1901

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O.B. ALLAN

480-486, Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia



O.B. Allan - Vancouver, B.C. - 1921

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GEORGE LARSON

Jewelers' Building, 150, Post Street, San Francisco



George Larson - San Francisco - 1922


George Larson - San Francisco - 1931

Succeeded by J. Maquire, see: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=36661&p=193798#p193798

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J. MAQUIRE

Jewelers' Building, 150, Post Street, San Francisco



J. Maquire - San Francisco - 1933

J. Maquire - Successor to George Larson, see: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=36661&p=193787&hilit=larson#p193787

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