A group of vintage, Southwest sterling jewelry, including 2.5" round pin/pendant- pin keeper is broken-(Mexico), pair of earrings with man in eagle headdress (Mexico), a pin with tribal decoration (Mexico), and a sterling shot glass with Eagle Dancer, marked 'hand made' and 'GM'

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