Mothman Symbol ENAMEL PIN - Glow in the Dark

In November of 1966, the first reported sightings of the Mothman began to trickle in from parts of West Virginia. The general description of the creature was humanoid in nature, but said to possess wings and red glowing eyes! Some encounters were more bizarre than others and over the next year, more and more residents would attribute strange happenings in the region to the Mothman.

This list of bizarre happenings runs the gamut; from UFOs, to lost dogs, to men-in-black. However, the most famous and tragic event occurred on the evening of December 15, 1967. It was rush hour and the Silver Bridge, which spanned the Ohio River, was full of motorists. At once, the the bridge began to violently shutter and with a horrific sound collapsed into the water below; taking with it 46 lives. Today, some people believe the Mothman sightings were a warning of the impending disaster.

Whether you're a winged creature of the night or an average human, you can show your appreciation for the spookiest lepidopteran around with the official Cryptozoology Tracking Society™ Mothman glow-in-the-dark symbol enamel pin!

Pin Specifications:
• 1.75"w x 1"h
• Glow-in-the-Dark - and - Red Glitter Enamel
• Soft cloisonné
• High polished black nickel finish
• Double clutch back, includes 2 black rubber clasps
• Pin back features our logo and CTS™ stamp, so you know it's an authentic collectible!

***** WARNING: Collectible pins are not toys and may include small parts, which could pose a choking hazard to children. *****

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PIN CARE/USE

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* All kinds of pins have a tendency to wiggle loose from their backers, especially if the item the pin is on moves around a lot (like a bag, backpack, etc.) To protect from accidental loss or damage from use, we highly recommend investing in locking pin-backs that are readily available on Amazon.com or Ebay.com.

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