Jewelry

Box contains material culture from the Bronfin and Kauvar families; pocket watches, a wristwatch, a gold pin, and a locket with a bible inside. The first pocket watch was Isadore Bronfin's and has his monogram engraved on the backside. The second pocket watch was Charles Kauvar's and has an engraving on the backside detailing it as a gift from his wife Sara Kauvar. The wristwatch was Gerald Bronfin's. The locket housing the bible and the pin are both of unknown ownership.

This portion of the box contains material culture items including: Turquoise/southwest style tie clips, a "Leslie" pin, a Pioneer Ski Club pin, a communist or Russian pin with a boat/ship, National Western Stock Show pins, an Elgin pocket watch, and a mezuzah.

Gold bracelet with the initials FAH in a black velvet bag

File contains one business card of H. Richman, a watchmaker and jeweler in Denver, Colorado from circa 1900-1930.

File contains tiara used by Karen Williamson in a number of roles (Snow Queen for Denver Civic Ballet's Nutcracker). Also included is a set of castanets (well used) and some jewelry that may have belonged to Maxine Williamson.

This series includes Bert Byron and Dolly Grey's Jewelry, a Forehand and Wadsworth revolver, as well as clothing items from both Bert Byron and Dolly Grey.

Two pocket watches, one wristwatch, a gold pin depicting a lizard, and a locket with a bible inside. The first pocket watch was Isadore Bronfin's and has his monogram engraved on the backside. The second pocket watch was Charles Kauvar's and has an engraving on the backside detailing it as a gift from his wife Sara Kauvar. The wristwatch was Gerald Bronfin's. The locket housing the bible and the pin are both of unknown ownership.