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Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible piece of Texas Tech history:
An official 1964 Texas Technological College graduation pin. This piece is uniquely historical, dating to the pre-1969 era when the university was still officially known as "Texas Technological College." It is the perfect gift or keepsake for a proud Red Raider alumnus or a collector of fine vintage collegiate jewelry.
Key Features & Highlights:
Solid 10K Gold: Clearly stamped "10K" on the reverse.
Verified Weight: Weighs exactly 3.00 grams (including the stone and safety chain).
Degree Engraving: Elegantly hand-engraved with "BBA" on the reverse, indicating it originally belonged to a Bachelor of Business Administration graduate.
Personalized Initials: Features the original graduate's initials "G.S." hand-engraved at the bottom.
1964 Safety Charm: Includes the original "64" year charm attached via a delicate safety chain. This minor addition served as a guard to prevent the pin from falling off and being lost.
Stunning Centerpiece: Features an oval-cut, vibrant royal blue stone (historically synthetic sapphire or blue spinel, standard for official graduation jewelry of this era) set in a beautifully detailed border.
Condition Details: This pin is in excellent vintage condition with crisp, clear lettering along the bezel reading "Texas Technological College".
The 10K gold has a beautiful natural patina that can be polished up or left as-is depending on collector preference. The clasp and safety chain mechanism are fully functional.
Please review all high-resolution photos for exact condition and scale measurements.
Shipping & Handling:Will be shipped securely packaged via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking to ensure safe delivery.
