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Rare Alaska Native Brotherhood ANB Enamel Vtg Lapel Pin Civil Rights History For Sale


Rare Alaska Native Brotherhood ANB Enamel Vtg Lapel Pin Civil Rights History
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Rare Alaska Native Brotherhood ANB Enamel Vtg Lapel Pin Civil Rights History:
$100.00

Vintage Alaska Native Brotherhood lapel pin featuring the organization’s ANB initials crossed by an arrow. The circular pin has deep red and golden-yellow enamel with gold-tone metal outlining.


The reverse of the pin is marked “B.B. CO.” The included removable clutch fastener is marked “BALLOU REG’D.” It has a straight, pointed post with gripping ridges and is not a screwback pin.


The Alaska Native Brotherhood was founded in Sitka, Alaska, in 1912 and became an important organization in the advancement of Alaska Native civil rights, education, and community welfare. This pin is an appealing piece of Southeast Alaska organizational history.


Details:


* Alaska Native Brotherhood / ANB emblem

* Crossed-arrow design

* Red and golden-yellow enamel

* Gold-tone metal

* Straight post with removable clutch fastener

* Pin marked “B.B. CO.”

* Clutch marked “BALLOU REG’D”

* Exact age and metal composition are unknown

* Found in Juneau, Alaska

* Diameter: approximately ___ inches


Condition:


Preowned vintage condition with visible surface scratches, finish wear, darkened areas, and age-related marks. The enamel displays scattered discoloration and small imperfections. The straight post and removable clutch fastener are included. Functionality appears intact, although the pin has not been worn or extensively tested. Please examine all photographs closely for the most accurate representation of condition.


A scarce collectible connected to the history of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Southeast Alaska.


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