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A love token from a World War II soldier stationed in Australia (1943-44) to his sweetheart; handmade bracelet from 1940s Australian silver coins; two coins engraved with marine scenes (one says "New Guinea" and the other "1943 1944") and one cut-out heart shape engraved with "My Sweet Heart;" about 6-1/2" long (fits small wrist); some light surface wear, otherwise fine condition.

SOLD (item #U011)

Hand-hammered copper and brass ring with pretty red stone (I'm not sure if it's a stone or glass--great color) by "Doc" of New Orleans; about size 7;  front is approximately 1-1/4" x 5/8"; fine condition.

"Doc" lives in New Orleans. His handmade/hand-wrought  jewelry is created without soldering from metal, stones, wire, etc. that he finds around the streets and neighborhoods of New Orleans.

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Hand made and hammered one-of-a-kind white metal, copper, and red stone (glass) bracelet by "Doc" of New Orleans; inside diameter of cuff section is about 2-1/4"; chain is about 3-3/4" total (could be shortened to fit); fine condition.

SOLD (item #U010)

Hand made and hammered one-of-a-kind copper, brass, mother-of-pearl white metal, and glass bead pendant by "Doc" of New Orleans; approximately 3" long (including bail); fine condition.

Hand-hammered copper, "silver" wire, gold wash, and blue glass ring by "Doc" of New Orleans; top section is shaped like a flying saucer--the glass bead is rounded on both sides of the gold plated (or gold toned) metal; about size 5-3/4-6"; fine condition.

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Hand-hammered copper and aluminum ring with what I believe is a hematite by "Doc" of New Orleans; about size 7-1/2; front is 1-1/4" x 3/4"; fine condition.

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Handmade and sawed sterling "face" pin by Conrad Gersuny; 2-1/4" x 2"; tie-tack type closure on reverse; inscribed: "Conrad Gersuny;" fine condition.

Conrad Gersuny began creating jewelry in 1946 in Greenwich Village where he opened a shop called The Conrad Shop. His jewelry is inspired by "Charles Schultz, Picasso, Miro...and everyone in the Wizard of Oz."  He now makes metal sculptures from copper, brass, and steel.  He has sold his jewelry to many famous people including Bill Cosby, Joan Biaz, and Mary Travers.

SOLD (item #U008)

Handmade and sawed copper and brass circular "face" pin by Conrad Gersuny; 2-1/4" x 2"; tie-tack type closure on reverse; inscribed: "Conrad Gersuny;" fine condition.

SOLD (item #U009)