ST. REGIS PAPER 10 & 15 YEAR SERVICE AWARD PINS

Updated August 8, 2026

Lot number120
AuctionCENTREVILLE, MISSISSIPPI Van Cleave FAMILY LIVING ESTATE
DateAugust 13, 2026 at 7:30 PM EDT
Auction houseBell Remnants
LocationMcComb, Mississippi

AVAILABLE for SHIPPING or LOCAL PICKUP > AVAILABLE for SHIPPING or LOCAL PICKUP > Two vintage St. Regis Paper Company employee service awards, comprising a 12K gold filled 15 year tie bar with red stone accent and a smaller 10 year service pin retained in the original presentation box. The 15 year tie bar features a textured rectangular face centered by the black enamel SR company emblem above the number 15, framed by raised laurel branches and finished with a prong set red stone at the base. The reverse clip is marked SALFORD ~ 12K GF. The coordinating 10 year service pin repeats the black enamel SR emblem within a gold tone shield form, with laurel branches flanking the lower portion and the number 10 displayed within a circular panel. The pin remains mounted within the blue velvet lined plastic presentation box shown. St. Regis Paper Company was incorporated in 1899 and began as a single newsprint operation in northern New York. The company completed a mill at Deferiet, New York, in 1901 and developed the surrounding community as a company town for mill employees. Newsprint remained a major product, while later expansion and acquisitions broadened production to include magazine and publication papers, kraft pulp, paperboard, bags, boxes, and other packaging materials. By the mid 20th century, St. Regis had grown into a major integrated forest products company with paper mills, converting plants, packaging operations, and extensive timber holdings. Champion International acquired St. Regis in 1984, adding a major producer of newsprint and magazine paper and expanding Champion’s controlled timberland to approximately 6.4 million acres.

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