Antique "Wright Flyer at the 1910 Brockton Fair" Pin and Postcards enamel that traverses the width of

that traverses the width of the ring

The Swiss hallmarks (two squirrels) indicate it was produced for export and the accompanying German Imperial Crown indicates the intended destination (although that doesn't necessarily mean it ended up there)

you just don't find these anymore

who are most often depicted as helmeted horsemen carrying spears

Antique "Wright Flyer at the 1910 Brockton Fair" Pin and Postcards enamel that traverses the width ofDATE: Edwardian, 1910 A selection of memorabilia connected with the 1910 Brockton Fair (October 4 7), including a celluloid pin badge with image of a Wright Flyer and two colourised photographic postcards featuring hot air balloons: "All Ready for a Flight at the Brockton Fair", and "Filling the Balloon, Brockton Fair". The latter postcard has a message on the back and postmark for October 7th 1910. The Brockton Fair has entertained, shocked, and