Silver - Bracelet - Friedrich Binder Mönsheim





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Silver Bismarck bracelet by Friedrich Binder Mönsheim (Germany), dating from the 1960s–1970s, weighing 27.49 g, length 21 cm (closed), width 1.5 cm, with a monogram M on the clasp, safety chain and two security latches, hallmarked FBM, JPC and 835, in good used condition with minimal wear.
Description from the seller
Silver Bismarck bracelet made by the German company Friedrich Binder, Mönsheim. 1960s–1970s.
Imported by the Dutch company Jansen, Post & Cocx in Amsterdam.
There is a monogram "M" on the clasp.
Various hallmarks: somewhat faded FBM (Friedrich Binder), JPC, 835 (2nd quality), ZII.
Clasp with a box lock, safety chain and 2 safety clasps.
The bracelet is in good condition with minimal signs of wear.
Length is 21 cm when closed.
Width: 1.5 cm.
Weight: 27.49 grams.
will be shipped insured.
Seller's Story
Silver Bismarck bracelet made by the German company Friedrich Binder, Mönsheim. 1960s–1970s.
Imported by the Dutch company Jansen, Post & Cocx in Amsterdam.
There is a monogram "M" on the clasp.
Various hallmarks: somewhat faded FBM (Friedrich Binder), JPC, 835 (2nd quality), ZII.
Clasp with a box lock, safety chain and 2 safety clasps.
The bracelet is in good condition with minimal signs of wear.
Length is 21 cm when closed.
Width: 1.5 cm.
Weight: 27.49 grams.
will be shipped insured.
Seller's Story
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