Like the two previous items this is by Cohn & Rosenberger but it is the first we've seen in this style. The finish is in brass and the narrow side bands are .25" wide depicting four flying insect designs with a pair of leaf accents above and below each insect. The top of the bracelet expands to width of .75" and has an applied figure of Minnie Mouse standing behind a sign post bearing her name. There are small openings left and right and then on the bracelet is an applied heart-shaped piece of brass holding a floral-like yellow bead with individualized tiny petals and small raised green accent at the center. Minnie is accented in black and yellow enamel paint. The piece is NM. Tumbusch in his issue #5 article listed this as "JRY0725." From the Tomart Archives and comes with COA signed by Tom Tumbusch and Ted Hake. Rare and essentially mint.