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Are you a logophile?
If you are unsure, why not look it up in "The Smallest English Dictionary in the World"?
Published in New York by the Frederick A. Stokes Company, this 1890s novelty features a minuscule leather-bound dictionary perfectly tucked into a simple sterling silver case.
The front of the case has a glass window that double as a magnifying glass to read the microscopic print.
The inside front cover is personalized for Mr. John Work and contains both his Colorado and New York addresses.
Pendant comes on a new sterling silver chain.
Additional Details
Date: 1890s
Materials: Sterling silver, paper, leather
Measurements: Pendant: .75" x 1.25" Chain: 20"
Markings: Sterling and part of a maker's mark
Condition: Very Good
Magnifying glass is slightly abraded, which does impede reading slightly. We have polished out the majority of the scratches to the best of our ability. Back of the silver case has surface scratches and one tiny dent.
Cleaning and Care
Remove dictionary prior to cleaning. Clean with warm soap and water and polish with a silver polishing cloth if needed.
