$89.00
An intriguing find for history enthusiasts and vintage jewelry collectors alike, this 1930s brooch offers more than just decorative appeal - it serves as a whimsical satire of a significant historical event. This unique brooch humorously caricatures Benito Mussolini and Haile Selassie as two cartoon dogs squabbling over a bone, a direct nod to the tumultuous period of the Second Italo-Ethiopian War from 1935 to 1937. The attention to detail and symbolic imagery make it a rare and unique piece that captures the spirit of the era. Crafted from celluloid, a popular material in the 1930s, the brooch offers vintage charm and historical authenticity. This brooch isn't just a piece of jewelry - it's a piece of history. Perfect for collectors interested in the era, political satire, or unique historical memorabilia. A fascinating conversation starter and an undeniably unique addition to any vintage collection, this brooch is a true testament to the power of jewelry to capture and reflect the times in which it was made
Materials: celluloid, base metal pin
Total Weight: 2 g
Dimensions: 2 in x 7/8 in
Era: 1937-39
Condition: item in very good estate condition
SKU:JA4994
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