Urban Fetish Pin Triolobite Paradoxides Fossil
$12.00
Urb1y.paradoxides
Urban Fetish pins by Alice Seely are made in pewter, and come in delightful matchbook cover packaging. The fossil "Trilobite Paradoxides" has the following explanation on the cover: These linear shaped animals lived on the bottom of shelf seas in mud during the cambrian period, 550 million years ago. Their eyes were well developed. Exoskeleton, eight to thirty nin inches long. Pin is roughly square, 1-1/4 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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All Urban Fetish pins come in a matchbook cover package, that includes either descriptive or poetic words from artist Alice Seely.
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Urban Fetish Pin Porcupine
$16.00
Urb1c.porcupine
The Animal Fetish "Porcupine" pewter pin has the following writings on the cover: The ultimate optimism of believing you can get somewhere when traveling in four different directions. Pin is roughly 1-3/4 x 1-1/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Shooting Star
$16.00
Urb1a.shootingstar
The My Wild Garden "Shooting Star/Primrose" pewter pin has the following poetic words on the cover: Shooting stars fill the early moning sky. Brilliant colors in the crisp cool air. Wishes granted, as flowers open. Pin is roughly 1-7/8 x 1-3/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Violet
$16.00
Urb1b.violet
The My Wild Garden "Violet" pewter pin has the following poetic words on the cover: For a grandmother, a love bouquet of violets, given by a child, is the first gift of Spring. Pin is roughly 1-3/4 x 1-1/2 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Snake
$16.00
Urb1e.snake
The Animal Fetish "Snake" pewter pin has the following writings on the cover: Dancing and whirling. A celebration of renewal and well beging. Pin is roughly 1-7/8 x 1 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Dragonfly
$16.00
Urb1g.dragonfly
The Animal Fetish "Dragonfly" pewter pin has the following writings on the cover: A gift made to a entertain a child. Now symbolizing creation, the greatest magic. Pin is roughly 1-3/4 x 1-1/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Dolphin
$16.00
Urb1h.dolphin
The Animal Fetish "Dolphin (earth's creatures)" pewter pin has the following writings on the cover: 'A thousand ants on the land', he said; I did not see. 'A thousand fish in the sea', he said; I did not care. 'A thousand voices in the air', he said; I did not hear. 'One child's voice in the night' he said; I turned to see. I turned to care. I turned to hear and the laughter continued. Pin is roughly 1-3/4 x 1-1/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Perch
$12.00
Urb1m.perch
The Fossil image "Perch" pewter pin has the following writings on the cover: This perch lived in fresh water rivers and lakes 50 million years ago. It was distinguished by enlarged bones in its mouth. Both its mouth bones and its jaw were covered with fine teeth. This six inch fish ate snails and other crustaceans. Eocene period. Pin is roughly 1-3/8 x 3/4 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Serpulid Worms
$12.00
Urb1n.serpulid
The Fossil image "Serpulid Worms" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: These soft bodied worms lived in shallow water on the sandy bottom of the ocean during the Eocen period -- 50 Million years ago. Coiled tube, 1/4 inch in diameter. Pin is roughly 1-1/2 x 1-1/8 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Brain Coral
$12.00
Urb1p.braincoral
The Fossil image "Brain Coral" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: This colonial coral lived with millions of other coral in shallow warm water and reefs, 50 million years ago. Corals lived next to each other with shared walls. Called brain coral because of its outward appearance, it lived in the Eocene period. Pin is roughly 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Archimylacris
$12.00
Urb1q.archimylacris
The Fossil image "Archimylacris" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: This flying inset lived in warm moist forests 300 million years ago. Related to modern day flying insects, it ate both animal and vegetable matter. The insect on this pin was mature, it has folded wings. Carboniferous period. Pin is roughly 1 x 1-1/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Triceratops
$12.00
Urb1r.triceratops
The Fossil image "Triceratops" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: The back of this three horned dinosaur's head resembled a large, bony fan. It had a beak like snout and was up to thirty feet long. This plant eating animal lived during the late Cretacous period, 100 million years ago. Pin is roughly 1-1/4 x 1-1/4 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Archaeopteryx
$12.00
Urb1s.archaeopteryx
The Fossil image "Archaeopteryx" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: This ancient, feathered bird retained many reptilian features: threee movable fingers, teeth and a long bony tail. It was twenty inches long, capable of short flight, and ate insects and lizards. Late Jurassic period, 150 million years ago. Pin is roughly 1-1/2 x 1 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Dace
$12.00
Urb1T.dace
The Fossil image "Dace" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: This fish lived 30 million years ago in fresh water streams and lakes. It had no teeth, was 3-1/2 inches long, and ate plants. It was sensitive to high frequency sound and communicated danger to other fish with a chemical release. Oligocene period. Pin is roughly 1-3/8 x 1 inches, horizontal barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Trilobite Ogygopsis
$12.00
Urb1v.ogygopsis
The Fossil image "Ogygopsis" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: These oval shaped animals lived on the bottom of shelf seas during the Cambrian period, 500 million years ago. Exoskeleton 3-1/2 inches long. Pin is roughly 1-1/4 x 1-3/8 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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Urban Fetish Pin Sea Lily
$12.00
Urb1w.sealily
The Fossil image "Sea Lily" pewter pin has the following description on the cover: This sea lily lived in calm, shallow, nutrient rich seas. It had a stem at the bottom, with branches of disk shaped, segmented columns. It lived 400 million years ago during the Silurian period. Pin is roughly 1-1/2 x 1 inches, vertical barpin clasp.
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