[Fobs belonging to Theodor Geisel] [realia]. [ca. 1925]

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[Fobs belonging to Theodor Geisel] [realia]. [ca. 1925]

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Watch key type fob with the Greek letters "Pi Delta Epsilon" and "T.S. Geisel, Dartmouth 1925" engraved on reverse, is probably related to his Dartmouth fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Square fob has "Dartmouth Jack O'Lantern" with smiling pumpkin symbol and "T.S. Geisel '25" engraved on reverse. Both have rings for hanging from a chain or fraternity pin.

2 fobs : gold and black enamel ; 30 x 12 mm. and 29 x 19 mm.

Dartmouth College Library

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