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Portville High School 1928 10k Gold Class Ring

Jewelry : Vintage : Gold : Class Ring

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Information on front of ring: Portville High School, 1904 PHS, New York. The no. 19 is on one side and 28 on the other. Marked 10k. Ring size is 3 ¾. This ring is in fine condition with no visible wear. It belonged to Doris V. Anderson.

Item ID: A496