United States. A Horse Brooch in Gold, with Swastika Hallmark, c. 1930 visually-hidden the reverse opening on a

the reverse opening on a functional swivel hinge to reveal a hatch marked LONGINES 10 GRAND PRIX

Margaret Hale of Flint

without wear on the inside of the cap

when he was transferred to Headquarters of the 39th Infantry Regiment

good example

United States. A Horse Brooch in Gold, with Swastika Hallmark, c. 1930 visually-hidden the reverse opening on aConstructed of 14K Gold, the obverse bearing a square medallion featuring a horses head in profile, situated within a clear enamel gem, the reverse with a pin and catch, stamped with a hallmark of 14K flanked by a swastika, measuring 50 mm in total length, weighing 3. 5 grams, a classic example produced c. 1930 with the swastika popularized as a symbol of luck and prosperity, in extremely fine condition.