What did the three sons of the tailor’s son in Grimm’s Fairy Tales get when they went to learn a craft?

The eldest brother and the second child went out to learn a craft and got a treasure. The third child learned the art and got a wooden stick.

According to the information in Grimm’s Fairy Tales, an old tailor had three sons. The treasures that the eldest and the second son got when they went out to learn the craft were stolen by the greedy hotel owner. The third son learned the craft and got a fortune. The greedy hotel owner came to steal the wooden stick that was only in his pocket in the middle of the night. The third boss gave the order: Jump out, stick! The big stick hit his head and face, only to make the boss hold his head and beg for mercy.

"Grimm's Fairy Tales" is German folk literature collected, organized and processed by the German Brothers Grimm.