Art Deco "Red Letter Day" Charm keychain and is commonly depicted carrying

and is commonly depicted carrying Jesus on his shoulders across a river

but by the 1950s his reputation had re-ascended

Half-Moon Blue Sapphires

Obviously they weren't called torpedo earrings back then

it was likely retailed by Liberty London who at the time stocked a range of opalescent glass jewelry

Art Deco "Red Letter Day" Charm keychain and is commonly depicted carryingDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 Cool antique charm dating from the 1920s and formed as a red letter, signifying a red letter day. The term has its roots in classical antiquity, important days are indicated in red in a calendar dating from the Roman Republic (502 27 BC). Red ink continued to be used throughout the medieval period, with manuscripts often featuring initial capitals and important words highlighted in red. I can also remember by grandad writing