beautiful, highly collectible piece of mid-century Southwestern tourist trade Americana. This adjustable split-shank ring(needs reshaping) features a striking, stylized Kachina dancer motif, framed by deep, authentic hand-stamped side accents. This is a classic example of "Fred Harvey Era" design, produced by the iconic Maisel's Indian Trading Post of Albuquerque, New Mexico (circa 1940s–1950s). Material & Provenance: • Metal Composition: Solid Nickel Silver (highly desirable for early Route 66 souvenir items). • Hallmark/Maker's Mark: The inner band features a visible block factory stamp reading "MAISEL'S" alongside its metal designation. This stamp offers definitive provenance linking the ring directly to the famous workshop on Central Avenue. • Weight: 4.0 grams (The textbook weight for lightweight stamped sheet-metal jewelry of this specific era).
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