Antique circa 1890s Catholic society membership ribbon with medallion, the pin back at top is a gold-plated framework with I.H.S. (Jesus Hominem Salvator or Jesus Savior of Mankind), with blue silk ribbon imprinted in gold letters, in Polish, in part referencing St. Rose or Rosanne, suspended from the ribbon is a celluloid button in brass framework, depicting the Madonna & Child Jesus, measuring 4-1/2" long overall, the Madonna & Child button measures 1-3/8" in diameter, condition: as is, the blue silk ribbon is worn and ripped, as you can see in the photos, sold as found, from a local estate.

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