The brooch is in the shape of a sword with the word Murat in red enamel facing towards the hilt. Murat is a reference to Murat Shriners of Indianapolis (part of Shriners International). The Murat Shriners were named after Joachim Murat; a French cavalry leader who was one of Napoleon Bonaparte's most celebrated marshals and was appointed King of Naples.
Weight: 3.5 grams
Marks: Balfour Sterling. L.G. Balfour was a jewelry maker located in Attleboro, Massachusetts who made U.S. Military Insignia, high school, college, and football championship rings, fraternity pins and jewelry from 1913 to 1996.
Measurements: 1.8520 inches long and 0.5035 inches wide
The sword has a vermeil/silver gilt plating which gives it a gold color.
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