stickpin उदाहरण वाक्य

The Luftwaffe Panzer Badge was worn on the left pocket of the tunic and ( as with all badges ) could be worn on civilian clothes in miniature stickpin form.
Their heyday was between the wars _ World War II and Vietnam, that is _ but the 60s ethos largely relegated them to limbo along with tie tacks and stickpins.
Victorian trade cards, which used the pug to advertise everything from building materials to corsets, are among the more affordable, along with cuff links, stickpins and matchsafes.
Patent 1, 301, 568 dated April 22, 1919 was for a luminous stickpin with a star motif disk-like head which held a small drop of radioactive material.
A man convicted of killing three men in a St . Louis pawn shop in 1983 in an argument over a worthless stickpin he tried to pawn was executed by injection early Wednesday.

Shirts of linen or cotton featured high upstanding or turnover collars, and neckties grew wider and were tied in a bow or looped into a loose knot and fastened with a stickpin.
How fitting, then, that many of those now in the vanguard of stickpin chic are among the tie-free brigade engaged in the mighty battle for the box-office buck.
Prosecutors said he was angry because the shop's manager refused to pay $ 1, 800 for the stickpin, which Young wanted to pawn to buy his girlfriend a used Cadillac.
Valerie Steele, a lecturer at the Fashion Institute of Technology and the author of " Fetish, " a book about the sexual implications of clothing, speaks of stickpins with reverence.
When Thibaudet's Debussy record came out in Japan, a record company promotion gave buyers a pair of red socks with a rhinestone stickpin like the small diamond the pianist wears in one ear.