Vintage 1960s Gold-Tone Blackpool Tower Brooch England Landmark Souvenir Chic

Souvenir brooches this small rarely keep their details this sharp — the disc and the tower figure are both undamaged.

A small crescent-framed brooch in gold-tone metal, centred on a round iridescent disc with a raised Blackpool Tower figure set against it. The outer crescent frame has a stepped-edge detail along its arc, giving the piece a deliberate finish beyond a basic souvenir pin.

The Blackpool Tower opened in 1894 and became one of the most-photographed landmarks in Britain. Souvenir jewelry featuring it was made throughout the twentieth century, most commonly in the 1950s through 1980s for the domestic tourist trade.

Small enough to sit on a collar or a lightweight scarf. Works pinned to a coat lapel or a canvas tote. Reads as a personal keepsake — the kind of piece people notice and ask about.

Details

• Type: Brooch
• Era: Circa 1960s–1970s
• Origin: England
• Material: Gold-tone metal
• Insert: Iridescent circular disc (shell or shell-effect)
• Motif: Blackpool Tower, raised figural
• Size: Approximately 2 × 2 cm
• Marked: No visible marks
• Closure: C-clasp pin, working

Condition

Excellent · Disc intact, tower motif crisp, clasp functions, no chips or missing elements.