Antique Typewriter Key Pendant - Interrobang

Description

What is an interrobang? It is a combination punctuation mark of the "!" and "?" marks invented by Martin K. Speckter in 1962. It was even available on some Remington typewriters in the late 1960's. Really nothing more than a fad. To me, it says "wtf??" in a nice way :0)

The key is an authentic antique typewriter key set in a solid sterling silver bezel with a sterling bail. The print of the interrobang symbol is carefully inserted underneath the glass.

This pendant should not be worn in water. Since this is a glass covered key, water may seep into the key and can damage the image. Some water splashing on it will not hurt it ~ just don't swim or shower with it on.

All keys are meticulously cleaned and polished. Please remember the keys are old, and the age only adds to the uniqueness of the jewelry.

I love to do special orders! If you do not see what you are looking for in my listings, please contact me. You can also email me at Laureen [!at] allstrungoutjewelry.com

Photos are taken in natural lighting. Monitor colors may vary.

Thank you for taking the time to view my jewelry! I really appreciate it.
Laureen
www.allstrungoutjewelry.com

Added on Oct 14, 2009

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