Fraternity Pin

A small gold metal and white and black enamel Sigma Chi fraternity pin. The pin is in the shape of a white cross with a black circle in the center with the greek letters Sigma and Chi in gold. Each arm of the cross features a different symbol referring to the fraternity. This object belonged to John Black Jr, ex-class of 1862. 

Copper pin from Franklin and Marshall College’s chapter of Chi Phi featuring letters and a blue and red ribbon.

Gold shield with name of Charles Granville Biggs engraved on the reverse.

Blue, black, and gold shield with diamond chips in the stars which belonged to Charles String and Gordon Atkinson.

Jewel-encrusted black and gold shield which belonged to William James Dale.

Jewel-encrusted 3 banded gold ring with fraternity symbol which belonged to Wilmer Wesley Salmon.

Sigma Chi cross painted black and white with small chains, inscribed with name of John Franklin Goucher (Class of 1868).

Gold stick pin with fraternity symbol and 13-star flag, which belonged to John Franklin Goucher (Class of 1868).

Shield of black and gold with fraternity symbols attached to stick pin with small chain, which belonged to James L. Norris.

Gold pin in shape of skull and crossed keys with fraternity letters and gems, with “E. A. B.” inscribed on reverse.

Gold circular pin with fraternity letters in gold against black enamel.

Gold and black straight pin with Sigma Chi crest distributed on occasion of 150^th anniversary of Omicron Chapter at Dickinson College.