United Kingdom. A Model of S-Class Submarine HMS Safari, c.1944 visually-hidden There were originally four grades

There were originally four grades

of average quality

the lining overlying the hinged area exhibiting rust from the underlying hinge

The request for information was filed by Kurt Fischer of Trostberg (whose relationship to Dorn is unknown)

edge wear and chipping evident in the black lacquer finish on the lid

United Kingdom. A Model of S-Class Submarine HMS Safari, c.1944 visually-hidden There were originally four gradesConstructed of glossy black and grey painted wood, consisting of a double sided and hand carved scale depiction of Royal Navy (RN) S Class submarine HMS Safari, complete with conning tower and deck gun, affixed to a lacquered wooden base, unmarked, measuring 9 cm (w) x 41 cm (w) x 7. 5 cm (h), demonstrating some scratching to the base, in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Commissioned in 1942, HMS Safari was part of the third run of S Class