Description
Friend of mine has these cufflinks and from what we've discovered...they were only available and sold in the barbershop on the titanic. So, guess you could say it was a limited time offer.
No idea the value.
Category
Jewelry and Gemstones
Medium
They seem to be either copper and brass, or two types of brass. No idea. I'm no metalologyst
Distinguishing marks
They're stamped inside on both inside surfaces of each cufflink, "QUICKFIXR" and "PATENT"
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
small? cufflink size?
Date Period
Whenever the Titanic sank.
Weight
few grams?
History
No idea the history. Thats why i'm here. But theres a great story written and the only source of information we could find about the cufflinks on this link....
http://www.gentlemansgazette.com/antique-cufflinks-1860-1960-book-review/
if you scroll down to "Titanic Cufflinks" theres the story we found about an identical pair.
http://www.gentlemansgazette.com/antique-cufflinks-1860-1960-book-review/
if you scroll down to "Titanic Cufflinks" theres the story we found about an identical pair.
For Sale?
No
Photos
Re: Titanic Cufflinks
What? NOBODY has any idea? Nothing to say or add? Wow. Stumped eh? Sad.
Re: Titanic Cufflinks
Some things like this that do nort appear very often at auction or offered for sale are difficult to put a value on. Items related to famous disasters like the sinking of the Titanic are in a league of their own.
Here is a link from our archives:
http://www.instappraisal.com/antique-appraisal/antique-gold-titanic-cuf…