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A beautiful antique Daughters of the American Revolution / Daughters of The Revolution membership badge, crafted in 14K gold with striking blue enamel and intricate patriotic detailing. Weighs a hefty 6.1 grams. XRF tested and guaranteed solid 14k gold.
The front features a finely detailed golden eagle above a blue enamel ribbon bearing the DR motto, “Home and Country.” The central shield displays 13 stars representing the original American colonies, with a classical spinning-wheel design and decorative gold detailing. The lower banner reads “Liberty, Home and Country,” accompanied by the dates 1776 and 1891.
The reverse is engraved with the name Hannah E. Giddings, along with possible Member No. 18525, making this a particularly interesting piece of early American genealogical and women’s history.
Details:
Antique Daughters of the Revolution membership badge
14K gold with blue enamel
Engraved with Hannah E. Giddings
Member No. 18525
Patriotic eagle, shield, 13 stars and spinning-wheel motif
Motto: “Liberty, Home and Country”
Dates: 1776 and 1891
A distinctive historical keepsake combining fine jewelry craftsmanship with the legacy of the DR and its early members. A wonderful addition to a collection of antique American jewelry, fraternal and patriotic memorabilia, or women’s history.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they are an important part of the description and show the piece from both sides.
Overall good to very good condition and ready to wear or give as gift.
Please review all images for details on size and condition...first photo AI enhanced with text...all others taken with my iPhone camera...
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****PLEASE NOTE SEVERAL PEOPLE HAVE CORRECTED ME ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION****I RECENTLY UPDATED THE LISTING**** THANK YOU FOR INPUT***
"Just wanted to let you know that Daughters of the Revolution (which is where this pin is from) and Daughters of the American Revolution, are 2 different organizations. The Daughters of the Revolution disbanded in the 1980's but with the recent controversy going on in the DAR, there is a resurgence of the organization and new chapters are forming...... wanted you to know that your history for this pin is incorrect..."
"Correction - this is from Daughters of the Revolution, not Daughters of the American Revolution. These are two similar - but separate societies".
