Vintage Masonic Job's Daughters Sterling Silver Necklace Pendant

Description

Vintage, original Sterling silver hanging pendant from Job's Daughters International, a Masonic-affiliated youth organization for girls. Appears to have been hung from a chain one time. It measures 15mm wide by 17mm in height. Condition is good, with only mild surface scratches. I cannot say what period this was made, but looks old based on the hallmarks.
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