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Item Code: 1156-40
Very unique piece. ‘Pocket’ Saint of St. Joseph, patron saint of fathers, mothers, travelers, that was carried by soldiers during World War I. They were often kept safely tucked away by both French and American soldiers. This idol measures approx. 1” tall and retains most of it’s gold finish. The case also measures 1” tall and ¼” wide. [mk] [ph:L]
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