Vintage Silver-Tone Charm Bracelet with Novelty Charms

This is a vintage silver-tone charm bracelet featuring a variety of novelty charms, suggesting a mid-20th century aesthetic, likely from the 1950s or 1960s. The bracelet itself comprises an oval link chain, appearing to be made of a non-precious base metal with a silver-colored finish, which shows signs of age and possibly some minor tarnishing or wear to the plating in areas. It measures approximately 6-8 inches in length (estimated from visible portion) and includes a clasp mechanism at one end, which appears to be a spring ring or a simple hook clasp, exhibiting a slightly lighter, possibly gold-tone finish or significant wear revealing the base metal. Attached to the chain are six distinct charms, each connected via a small jump ring. From top to bottom, the charms include: a banjo, a pair of detailed hands (perhaps praying or holding something indistinct), a bust featuring a man with a mustache and possibly a hat (resembling a cowboy or frontier figure), a bow tie, another bust of a man with a mustache (similar to the previous, possibly a 'his and hers' pair or simply two different figures), and a revolver. The charms exhibit a good level of detail for their size, suggesting machine manufacturing typical of the era. The metal has an aged patina, giving them a subdued metallic gray appearance. No clear maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The overall condition suggests regular wear commensurate with its age, but no significant damage like breaks or missing parts are evident.