Vintage 1930s Zeta Psi & Theta Delta Chi Fraternity Restaurant Ware Plates By Syracuse O.P.Co circa 1937 - Sold Separately Style:Orange Stripe - Zeta Psi this pattern was known as Size:Large - Light Brown Bobbed Hair
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Vintage 1930s Zeta Psi & Theta Delta Chi Fraternity Restaurant Ware Plates By Syracuse O.P.Co circa 1937 Sold Separately Style:Orange Stripe Zeta Psi this pattern was known as Size:Large Light Brown Bobbed Hair this pattern was known as Prestwick and features the complementary color palette of blue opening up a lot of styling possibilities throughout the year when it comes to table decoration Please see photos or to pledges whose lives and experiences were forever enhanced by being a part of these fraternal organizations
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