No A I from this seller. I try to represent my items accurately. For your consideration is this old convention pin from 1916. It was worn by a delegate at the Travelers Protective Association convention, in Newport News, Virginia. Apparently, they were also celebrating the fact that locally, the USS Pennsylvania had just been completed. It was one of the biggest, baddest Battleships of the day. It was represented by a photo at the top of the pin. Obviously, in preparation for World War 1, that was imminent. This group was essentially an insurance for people who travelled, during the early 20th century. It was made by Wyatt Mfg, Inc. I believe this item is very HTF, and in very good shape, considering. Look over my photos, and ask any questions you may have.