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BigJoe
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They are about 2 1/4" collapsed, 1/4" wide, and over 3" long as shown. Have "SWANK" stamped on them. Come in the leather case.

SWANK


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A picture might help here.


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BigJoe
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Originally posted by bald1:
A picture might help here.

Yea yea yea...........workin on it


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Guessing you picked the wrong picture Joe but I do like the flag made from baseball bats.


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BigJoe
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Guessing you picked the wrong picture Joe but I do like the flag made from baseball bats.


You caught inbetween fixes..Should be OK now


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I see you have it fixed now. Swank was a watch manufacturer maybe back in the 80's I believe.


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SWANK was a purveyor of Men's accessories, wallets, cuff links, tie clips, etc.




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BigJoe
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I see you have it fixed now. Swank was a watch manufacturer maybe back in the 80's I believe.

I think they also made cufflinks, tie tacs, etcc....but this one has me stumped.


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sigmonkey
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Adjustable collar stays?
What are the dimensions?



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BigJoe
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Adjustable collar stays?
What are the dimensions?

They are about 2 1/4" collapsed, 1/4" wide, and over 3" long as shown.


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....There's nothing sexier than a well worn, functional Sig!
 
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It appears as if the lower piece is intended to slide over the upper one somehow--maybe to increase the length of the handle? The upper piece is shaped like a butter knife--does it have a honed edge? Maybe some type of scalpel?

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It might be some kind of jimmy, otherwise known as a slim jim.
 
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BigJoe
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It appears as if the lower piece is intended to slide over the upper one somehow--maybe to increase the length of the handle? The upper piece is shaped like a butter knife--does it have a honed edge? Maybe some type of scalpel?

flashguy


They are both the same. I just flipped one and extended it to show what they could be like.


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Collar stays. Final answer.



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Adjustable collar stays?


Yes:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...able_collar_stay.jpg



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Looks like collar stays. Here is an Ebay add for a pair.


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BigJoe
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Collar stays. Final answer.

WINNER, WINNER !!!!!!!

I googled how to use......WHO KNEW!!

Thanks for all the replies!!!


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These were the complimentary bookmarks provided to subscribers of the highly regarded men’s magazine named “Swank”.
It was popular in the late 70s and 80s.

Razz



 
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ArtieS
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As noted, Swank was an accessories retailer. They had an outlet store somewhere near Attleboro, Massachusetts when I was a kid. I remember going there a few times for things like wallets, etc.


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Swank also sold a gold, or silver ID Bracelet with a small watch in it.....I had one. I think it was advertised in Playboy magazine.
 
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