An Exquisite German Aviator's Case; Russian Made

An Exquisite German Aviator's Case; Russian Made - Case in silver with multiple silver and gold insignias affixed to the front and back covers, front cover with an embedded blue stone in the shape of a heart, complemented by twelve signaturesin gold, along with four monograms (three in gold, one in silver), back cover with a seven-point star, a prop and wings insignia, a monoplane with Iron Cross insignia on its tail, all in gold, twelve signatures (ten in gold, two in silver) and two monograms in gold, with push release and when opened, exposes recessed areas inside both covers for the placement of cigarettes, both inside panels marked with a Russian maker mark in Cyrillic script with accompanying insignia and assay mark in relief, the latter with the second version Kokshnik mark (1908-1926), the woman's profile is right-facing with the standard number "84" (84 Zolotniki = .875 silver) to her right, the Greek letter for "Delta" to her left indicating that the assay office was Moscow, facing loops on both sides for the elastic restraining bands, both of which have been lost to time, scattered rivet points visible from holding the various insignias in place to the outside covers, 92.3 mm x 117 mm x 23 mm, scattered tarnish marks on the exterior, stain marks evident on the interior, light contact overall, near extremely fine.