We are pleased to present an antique large sterling suffrage pin from the 1884 Franchise Demonstration in Glasgow, Scotland, organized by the Glasgow Liberal Association. The GLA was in support of the 1884 Franchise Bill which extended the vote to male householders in county (rural) constituencies. The Association erected eight platforms on Glasgow Green from which speeches were made in favor of the bill. This pin is 4" tall, and weighs 1.23-ozt (38g). It is signed WVJ and is tested for sterling although it does not have standard Scottish or English hallmarks. It is in excellent condition, with a heavy overall tarnish. Please see pics.
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