That is a hair brooch owned by Queen Victoria. I'm assuming the hair in it is Albert's. I'm further assuming that it was post-mortem hair. Ick.
Close Adela! Well done, but not there yet.
lol it matches the descrption of a brooch in George Meredeith's book Rhoda Fleming, but that's a bit too farfetched. I have no idea...
It is very close to the description of the brooch in 'Rhoda Fleming' Carmel, excellent detective work. lol But no, it isn't that brooch. Adela is close. But, such post-mortem keepsakes were very common even in pre-Victorian times.
That is a hair brooch owned by Queen Victoria. I'm assuming the hair in it is Albert's. I'm further assuming that it was post-mortem hair. Ick.
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ReplyDeletelol it matches the descrption of a brooch in George Meredeith's book Rhoda Fleming, but that's a bit too farfetched. I have no idea...
ReplyDeleteIt is very close to the description of the brooch in 'Rhoda Fleming' Carmel, excellent detective work. lol But no, it isn't that brooch. Adela is close. But, such post-mortem keepsakes were very common even in pre-Victorian times.
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