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$160.00 SOLD
Originally $200.00
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Item Code: 1005-07
Ornate, lacquered pressed paper box and hair chain were made by a German POW after the revolution of 1848. Sleeve has colorful floral and leaf design with gold gilt border. Lettering in gilt reads, “AMALIA ROLLLEULLMER / 10 JULI 1851”. Sleeve slides off of a yellow paper box which has the lid lift up at each end. One side opens to reveal a small brass framed mirror on the underside, and the other side has drawings of a military helmet, rifle, pistols and sword with the year, 1848. Below this is a drawing of a prison cell with ball and chain.
Inside of box is a long chain woven of light and dark hair. Chain measures 20 ½” when doubled. Ends are hooked together with a brass ring. [sl] [ph:L]
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