Vintage Amway "artisan" Sentry Key Ring/chain Gold Tone on 2040-parts.com
Montclair, California, US
You will bid on a Sentry key
ring in this auction. It is an Artisan for Men, Jewelry by Amway product. It
has original tag, description card, velvet pouch & box. The box lid is
written on. It has 1979 copy right date on box. Thank you for looking. I have more
Amway jewelry products listing if you might be interested in checking them out.
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