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    A couple of cultural items Part 2

    Dear cultural collectors,

    Here is another interesting cultural product of the DHW - a wall tapestry made of german sheep wool decorated with different germanic runes such as Malkreuz, tree of life and of what appears to be an intertwined rune of Hagal- and Ingrune.

    This piece was bought in 1940 in Berlin by a young couple as the first piece of interieur decoration for their new home on the occasion of their wedding.
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    In their booklets the DHW offers these wall tapestries made of german sheep wool and a few pics of some can be found in them as well - but this is the first piece I ever came across and thought pics of it might be welcomed by those here who also admire these period cultural pieces.

    Here the runic symbols in detail.
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      As visible it´s size is in perfect harmony with other DHW products - and a nice addition to shape an individual SS Jul corner of museum quality.
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        The extremely rare Allach Sachsen-Urne / Saxon Urn with Germanic motifs (K 511) is another fine addition to this SS cultural group and bears similar and even identical runes like the Malkreuz as decoration on it´s surface.
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          Ahnenerbe scientists were working together with the Allach artists to create a fascinating group of Allach products: the Germanic Ceramics.

          The head and curator of the Ahnenerbe was finally Prof. Walther Wüst - here visible on stage helding a speech in Munich about Hitler´s book "Mein Kampf".

          Due to the presence of several SS Sturmbann flags and SS-Standarten this has to be judged an official event of highest cultural importance.

          (Source of pic: Bundesarchiv)
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