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Little Star ID
- Thread starter tencents
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7centsworth
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What are the things on the star? I can’t quite make them out.
Steve(Can)
Well-known member
At first glance, the symbols look like chess pieces or an orthodox dome and cross. They do not appear to be any standard secret society or fraternity symbols. This is a six pointed star, like the star of David in jewish tradition, not a five pointed star used as a masonic symbol.
There are many tin toy badges that appear to be made of the same lightweight metal and with the same circles at the points of the star, but these mostly have "sheriff" or "deputy" stamped into them.
Closest symbol so far, a "triumphant cross" a composite symbol of a cross and an orb, representing Christ's triumph over the world.
A puzzle for sure, 10cents, good job straightening it out without snapping any of the points off!
There are many tin toy badges that appear to be made of the same lightweight metal and with the same circles at the points of the star, but these mostly have "sheriff" or "deputy" stamped into them.
Closest symbol so far, a "triumphant cross" a composite symbol of a cross and an orb, representing Christ's triumph over the world.
A puzzle for sure, 10cents, good job straightening it out without snapping any of the points off!
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Thanks for the info makes sense it just seems too well made to be a child's toy.At first glance, the symbols look like chess pieces or an orthodox dome and cross. They do not appear to be any standard secret society or fraternity symbols. This is a six pointed star, like the star of David in jewish tradition, not a five pointed star used as a masonic symbol.
There are many tin toy badges that appear to be made of the same lightweight metal and with the same circles at the points of the star, but these mostly have "sheriff" or "deputy" stamped into them.
Closest symbol so far, a "triumphant cross" a composite symbol of a cross and an orb, representing Christ's triumph over the world.
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A puzzle for sure, 10cents, good job straightening it out without snapping any of the points off!