Reserved: Stan.... Vintage cufflinks store tie bar Change-o-color by Vintage Men's Swag UW-1

In the age of innovation and optimism, and an accompanying willingness to buy in consumers, great ideas as represented by these set of cufflinks were rampant.

Here is Kreisler's answer to needing a variety of colors of cufflinks.... some that change color!

The "change-o-color" was "born" in 1952. This set, in excellent condition, is in green and yellow.

Date: c. 1952

Collection (If known): Change-o-color

Name (if known):

Item Type ((see shop home page: www.etsy.com/sg-en/shop/vintagemenswag for definitions) : cufflinks, tie bar

Frame type (Cufflinks): (see shop home page: www.etsy.com/shop/vintagemenswag for definitions) :toggle, thick shaft

Metal: alloy

Metal Color: gold

Brand: Kreisler

Stone or decorative feature: rotating two-color ball

CONDITION: Excellent: The item and or piece of jewelry has evidence of wear. Very Good: The item and or piece of jewelry has small flaws that are not usually noticeable during wear. These flaws could include light scratches on the surfaces of imitation pearls, light scuffs on rhinestones, or store light marks on the metal's finish.

REMEMBER: You are buying a vintage item. Even for items I indicate are in ‘perfect/mint/new/Mint in box, there still may be some minor scratches or other issues when the item is examined very closely. Most items in my shop are 40 to 60 years old, with many even older. They will have some ‘acquired character'. Also, even if I indicate the original box is present, the condition of that box may not be very good, particularly the exterior.

PHOTOS: I try to get sufficient pictures, of good quality, that allow you to see the details, construction, condition, and color of the items I list. However, with gold tone and silver tone items, by their very nature, it is difficult to capture the ‘exact shade' of their color. Compounding that issue is the difficulty of photographing certain rhinestones and crystals. Many will flash a variety of colors or have a luminesce that is hard to capture.  In those cases, I try to indicate that in my description