Lederhosen Novelty Change Purse (Be Happy When You Have Full Pants) Book It has printing in Spanish

It has printing in Spanish

I would say it could be Weimar era

There are four holes on the corners to attach it to the building and two holes along the bottom to attach another sign with opening times

There is lace around the collar (this may have been added later)

It measures about 9 7/8" by 5 7/8" and is about 1 1/2" tall

Lederhosen Novelty Change Purse (Be Happy When You Have Full Pants) Book It has printing in SpanishVintage lederhosen small novelty coin purse souvenir. Sei froh, wenn Du die hose voll hast ("be happy when you have full pants") Gruss aus Halblech ("greetings fro Halblech" an area in Southern Bavaria). When you un snap the crotch area, it says "Da ist nir" (slang for "there is nothing here"). Items like this gained popularity across Germany as the economy improved in the mid to late 1930's and more people started traveling. These tiny pants are in