Sterling CHARMS Disney Charms Graduation Charms Fabulous charms

I have acquired these charms from several different sources. All are sterling except 2, as noted, which might be. Those 2 are noted, below.

In a listing like this, you can see more photos of each charm if you select that charm. There are 2 to 8 photos of every charm in this listing. 

All 6 of these DISNEY CHARMS are VINTAGE & rare. 

• Mickey Mouse, with one hand behind his back. Really cute. Tag marked ©Disney Sterling. About 5/8" tall. --2.64g
• Minnie Mouse, adorable pose. Tag marked ©Disney Sterling. About 5/8" tall. --3.15g
• Dumbo with his little hat on. Not marked, and I'll bet he had a tag, but it is lost. I know he's sterling. You can tell. And he's also an authentic Disney charm, but you will have to take my word for it. He's about About 5/8" from ear to ear. --3.68g
• Tinkerbell in her classic pose. Sterling & authentic but the marking is barely visible. She's a little bit over 3/4" long. --1.61g
• Disneyland Castle 3D, marked on the back: DISNEYLAND © W.D.P. STERLING  If it looks blue or green in photos it is because it is reflecting my phone case. Not quite an inch tall, but nearly. --3.83g
• Comedy/Tragedy, probable sterling, but not marked. Comedy on one side, tragedy on the other. Hollow. Easy to clip on.-- .86g
• SOLD Undersea Diver or Astronaut. Your call. His helmet lifts up (shown in his photos) He is just fabulous & detailed. About 5/8" tall. --1.61g 
• Panda is heavily painted in enamel which is in excellent condition. No chips. I guess he's more Ivory & Black than Black & White, but he's not as yellow in real life than the photos show. I think I have researched every panda charm that has ever been made. Many/Most others are made to be "cute". This little guy is one of a kind.  Not so much "Cute" as Amazing. Panda is a little over 5/8"  --3.96g which includes all his enamel and extra links. 
• Santa, also heavily painted in enamel is also amazing. Just Fabulous. 3/4" tall.  --4.96g--a lot of his weight is enamel
• Silhouette of a Girl Grad's head with mortarboard with features etched. Marked STERLING on back. -- 1.56g
• Another Comedy/Tragedy mask. Very similar to the first one. It's on its original card from MAISEL'S OF ALBUQUERQUE that identifies it as Sterling, which is good because it does not appear to be marked, otherwise. It comes with a small tag also silver, that says MICHIGAN.
• District of Columbia in perfect, unused condition. Has images of The Capitol, George Washington, The Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial and the words DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA on a gray background. Back has a symbol I can't decipher, followed by the word STERLING inside a box. 3/4" x 3/4"--2.51g
• Washington DC is also perfect, unused condition. Has images of The The Capitol, The Washington Monument, and the Jefferson & Lincoln Memorials. There's one more building on it. Could be the National Cathedral? I think this charm also shows the Potomac on the left. All on a bright blue background. On the back it says ® STERLING. 
• Six-sided die. I'm not sure what I think of the #1 on the die. It looks like the Target logo, but I think it may have been made before there WAS a Target. In which case, it's just a target like on a dartboard in red. The 4 is also red. --5.17g
• Three-leaf shamrock, enameled green. Now that I'm listing it, I can't find the marking. I still think it's sterling because of the lady I got it from. All of her stuff was high end.  --1.84g
• Small, solid heart. I absolutely don't know if this one is sterling. It's the only one I actually doubt. 2.31g & small >1/2"
• Maple Leaf in an oval charm with enamel red, ivory and green on a silver background. Marked  STERLING BMCo 3/4" the long way. --1.95g
• Victorian-looking Floral Heart-shaped Lock is not like a regular charm. It has a spring open/close mechanism and is marked Sterling with a difficult-to-read logo that pretty much looks like an M in a Shield. Or maybe it's a WS in a Shield. It's hollow and weighs --1.84g
• 1st Place Blue ribbon marked Danecraft Sterling on the back. Charm is 1" long --1.67g
• Gavel is part wood and may or may not be sterling, but I bet it is. It's very well-made. Fully an inch long. Nice detail. 
• NY World's Fair ©1964 1965 ® It shows a globe that has some rings going around/through it. The front is red and blue on sterling silver, it's marked with these words the back: CWC STERLING ©1969 NYWF 7/16" --1.89g
• Working compass has a cracked glass or plastic face, but this compass seems to work. At least sort of. As you can see in the photos, it's kind of set inside a case. That case has a flower on the back and is marked sterling. It's only. 1/2" diameter. I sure wish it wasn't cracked. It's a fabulous little antiquity. 

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