So I had to empty out a suitcase I sold, and I knew it had jewelry in it, but not exactly what kinds. In my rummaging, I found these beautifully crafted train/trolly car/ tram tokens from Texas, and the large beehive ( morman) token. I also found a BEAU sterling silver chain for the wrist, so I put them all together into a charm bracelet. The chain is sterling as are most of the charms. The tokens are not, but they must have a trace of silver in them, as they polish up very nicely, and there is no brass-ish appearance. Maybe they have nickel in them? Anyway, the bracelet is super comfortable to wear, and once I got used to the clasp, I could put it on and take it off quite easily. You just push down on the button, and push or pull the ends together. The carmes are from Galveston, Amarillo, Huston, and Dallas. The sterling charms include a Nebraska state map, a feather shape with shell, a Bear, a vintage dime. a dainty monogram, a square onyx, and a red stone set in silver. ...also in the mix, but not pure silver, is a carved cameo pendant. The safety chain is long enough you can keep it hooked at all times, even when taking the bracelet off. This could be a wonderful gift for someone who is a Texan, or comes from Texas.
Bracelet length is 7", and the largest charm is 1"wide. Enjoy!

This item is sold from a vintage boutique in Las Vegas, Nevada.