Miskatonic University Pin with Tentacle Ribbon - Silver - Badali Jewelry - Pin
Miskatonic University Pin with Tentacle Ribbon - Silver - Badali Jewelry - Pin
Miskatonic University Pin with Tentacle Ribbon - Silver - BJS Inc. - Pin

Miskatonic University Pin with Tentacle Ribbon - Silver

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Miskatonic University is the fictional Ivy league school in Arkham, Massachusetts featured in Lovecraft's stories Herbert West–Reanimator and The Dunwich Horror.  It is said that the Necronomicon is housed in the university's library. The year on the Miskatonic University Class pin is 1928, the year The Call of Cthulhu was published. The ribbons that surround the class pin are Cthulhu's tentacles.

Details: The MU pin is sterling silver and measures 24.7 mm tall, 24.5 mm wide, and 1.8 mm thick. The lapel pin weighs approximately 5.9 grams / the tie tack style weighs approximately 6 grams.  Includes a silver colored scatter clutch pin back or a silver colored tie tack back. The back of the pin is stamped with our makers mark, copyright, and metal content.

Options: Lapel style pin or Tie Tack style pin.

PackagingThis item comes packaged in a satin jewelry pouch.

ProductionWe are a made-to-order company. Your order will ship in 5 to 10 business days if the item is not in stock.

 

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Designed by Janelle Badali under license to Badali Jewelry. The Miskatonic University Class Ring and Logo are under copyright of Janelle Badali and used with permission by Badali Jewelry Specialties, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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05/13/2022
Daniel K.
United States

Great tie tack

I recently went to a conference and wore this on my tie. I had multiple people comment on how they were unfamiliar with the school. They asked what I studied there. They were even more confused when I told them I majored in occult literature. Only one other nerd at the conference got it. We had a blast over drinks later. Priceless little ice breaker.