1920/1930'S BRASS CUFFLINKS WITH BLUE ENAMEL INLAY cufflinks Place the cloth around one

Place the cloth around one or two fingers

but it is most likely Swedish

It is completely unused with the original tag still attached to the left sleeve

It has vertical red and white stripes and is most likely of Swedish origin

This single deadstock jacket dates back to the late 1950s or early 1960s an was produced by Schlasbergs

1920/1930'S BRASS CUFFLINKS WITH BLUE ENAMEL INLAY cufflinks Place the cloth around oneDESCRIPTION Brass cufflinks with dark blue enamel inlay. They are most likely of Swedish origin. One of theshanks has been slightly bent over the years, but this is nothing that will affect the overall impression when worn. The face measures approximately 1. 5 cm in diameter. WEIGHT MATERIAL 7 g Steel