This is one of the hardest pieces I’ve decided to let go.

This vintage “Mormon Temple” enamel bookmark has been passed down through my wife’s family for generations and belonged to her great-grandmother. It has remained with the family’s treasured keepsakes for decades, including an original 1918 class ring from the same family collection.

Featuring the historic Salt Lake Temple with beautiful hand-applied enamel and an elegant Art Deco-style silver-tone design, this bookmark represents a unique piece of early Utah and LDS history. These souvenirs were sold to visitors of Temple Square nearly a century ago, and very few remain in this kind of condition.

Whether you’re a collector of Mormon history, Utah memorabilia, or simply appreciate authentic family heirlooms, this is a piece with both history and a story.

Details:

• Original vintage Mormon Temple bookmark\
• Salt Lake City, Utah\
• Estimated 1920s–1930s era\
• Beautiful enamel with excellent color\
• No maker’s marks\
• Family heirloom from my wife’s great-grandmother\
• Very good vintage condition

This isn’t just an old bookmark—it’s a small piece of one family’s history that has survived for nearly 100 years. I know my asking price is higher than many souvenir bookmarks, but I’m valuing the provenance, condition, and the fact that it has remained in one family for generations.

If it finds someone who appreciates its history as much as we have, I’ll be happy. Otherwise, we’re perfectly content to keep it in the family.

$300 FIRM. No trades. Cash only. Thanks for looking.