Vintage enameled Lutheran Sunday School pin featuring a cross and crown design. This collectible piece is perfect for religious memorabilia enthusiasts and pin collectors. These were part of the "Little System" or "Little's System" of rewards used by various Christian denominations in the mid-20th century to recognize faithful participation in religious education
Design: Features a central red cross behind a gold crown, set against a white enamel background. The "S S" flanking the cross stands for Sunday School.
Symbolism: The "Cross and Crown" motif is a classic Christian symbol representing the sacrifice of Christ and the promised reward of eternal life.
Manufacturer: Marked on the back as being made by Uncas in the USA (Providence, Rhode Island). These were commonly produced between the 1940s and 1960s
• Vintage Lutheran Sunday School Attendance pin • Cross and crown design • 10k Gold Filled • Uncas in the USA Providence, Rhode Island commonly produced these pins between the 1940s and 1960s • Collectible item • Religious memorabilia
