BRITISH 1930S/1940S RED AND WHITE CHECKERED BRASS DEADSTOCK CUFFLINKS workwear It is made from a

It is made from a dark navy wool fabric with a fairly pronounced twill weave

It is unique in that the buttoning has been altered

giving the shoulders a relatively soft and natural line – particularly in contrast to the more structured shoulders often seen on coats from the 1930s and 1940s

Waist (B) : 61 cm (with adjustment completely open)

5 cm (133 cm measured from neck seam)

BRITISH 1930S/1940S RED AND WHITE CHECKERED BRASS DEADSTOCK CUFFLINKS workwear It is made from aDESCRIPTION These brass cufflinks are of British origin, as indicated by the card to which they are attached. They are deadstock, meaning they have never been used. The fronts feature a fine check pattern in shades of red and white. One detail worth noting is that they are slightly larger than most cufflinks from the period. Each front measures 1. 8 cm (0. 7 inches) in diameter. WEIGHT MATERIAL 7 g Brass