Elegant Picture Hangers and Paraphernalia - Early American Patterned Glass

victorian picture hangers, picture hooks, antique buttons,victorian picture nails, moulding, antique buttons and moldings

The push pin was invented by Edwin H. Moore in 1900. He made and sold his "pin with a handle" in a rented room in Germantown, PA. They were used to hang pictures, light weight objects and to pin curtain tiebacks to the wall. Our collection of vintage Push Pins (many made by the Moore Company) include sandwich glass, bakelite and metal. Be careful, you could get addicted to these facinating pins. They make you smile every time you look at them. All are in limited quantities.

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Painted metal in Red & Ivory. Diameter 2". $12.00 Qty	SOLD Painted petals in metal. Green/Ivory - Three Only. Diameter 21/8". $12.00

Painted metal petals in Red or Green. Two in Red & Two in Green. Diameter 1¾". $10.00 Color : Qty	Cute little rose hook. Diameter 7/8" x 1¼". $5.00 Qty

Bakelite in Yellow. Diameter 1". (Four Only) $10.00 Qty	Bakelite in Red. Diameter 1". (Six Only) $10.00 Qty

Painted Metal in Red/White & Blue/White. Diameter 2" (Four Only) $12.00 Color : Qty	Pretty painted metal in Burgundy with Black accents. Diameter 2" $11.00 Qty

Painted Metal in Burgundy with Black accents. Diameter 2¼" (Two Only) $12.00 Qty	Painted metal in Green with a glass center accented with gold. Diameter 2" (Two Only!)