Germany, Imperial. A Germanic Folk Art Brooch in Silver, by Carl Dillenius visually-hidden and a date of “824”

and a date of “824” (August 1942)

12mm (w) x 9

The book features many artist’s renditions of the Krim landscape and various sceneries

on the grounds of his father's infidelity

functional hinge/catch assembly

Germany, Imperial. A Germanic Folk Art Brooch in Silver, by Carl Dillenius visually-hidden and a date of “824”(Brosche in Silber). Constructed of silver, the obverse bearing a raised Othala (Odal rune) situated within a knotted border, the reverse with a clip hinge and horizontal pinback meeting a flat wire catch, affixed with a plated bearing an inscription of HANDARBEIT (HAND MADE), along with the makers mark of Carl Dillenius, Pforzheim, a silver content number of 800, and a crown and crescent indicating German manufacture, measuring 39. 62 mm in diameter,