A couple of Cultural items

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I found this plate recently by accident in an antiques shop, cost less than a tenner and wasn' t sold as anything special. Initially I thought it was a forgery as there seemed to be spelling error, but it seems to be older, now obsolete version of the word. (on plate it is "ernähret" instead of "ernährt"...) On the back side, there is a decal sticker with letters K and S in some sort of heraldic shield, a logo of company perhaps? The letter S is definitely a runic one! ... One can't see it clearly, but it seems there is a black symbol, letter or similar under the decal. Almost like the bottom part of an Odal rune, but I might be projecting my hopes here... Could be just black under the gold, not sure if it is so with decals...?

I'm happy to find symbols between words, such as a hare, squirrel, sun, acorns, hen, spruce and possibly a horseshoe.

Any feedback? Is it pre-war product? Non-related to topic at hand? A treasure?

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg137...pg&res=landing
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg829...pg&res=landing

[Thorsten B.]

Well, that´s a very nice and - due to the use of the mentioned symbols between the words - a unique piece!

Could you share some more detailed pics in regards to the animal symbols?

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Well, that´s a very nice and - due to the use of the mentioned symbols between the words - a unique piece!

Could you share some more detailed pics in regards to the animal symbols?

Thanks, Thorsten.

I will take new pics tomorrow.

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“Ehret die Scholle die uns ernähret”

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg443...pg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg19/...pg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg521...pg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg11/...pg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg41/...pg&res=landing

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg402...pg&res=landing

And a slightly better decal pic.

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg402...pg&res=landing

[maestro]

I found this plate recently by accident in an antiques shop, cost less than a tenner and wasn' t sold as anything special. Initially I thought it was a forgery as there seemed to be spelling error, but it seems to be older, now obsolete version of the word. (on plate it is "ernähret" instead of "ernährt"...) On the back side, there is a decal sticker with letters K and S in some sort of heraldic shield, a logo of company perhaps? The letter S is definitely a runic one! ... One can't see it clearly, but it seems there is a black symbol, letter or similar under the decal. Almost like the bottom part of an Odal rune, but I might be projecting my hopes here... Could be just black under the gold, not sure if it is so with decals...?

I'm happy to find symbols between words, such as a hare, squirrel, sun, acorns, hen, spruce and possibly a horseshoe.

Any feedback? Is it pre-war product? Non-related to topic at hand? A treasure?

http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg137...pg&res=landing
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg829...pg&res=landing

here's the pics before they disappear.. spend $20 to become a member. its worth it

[maestro]

closeup shots

[maestro]

couple more

[maestro]

last ones

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Thank you, Maestro!

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Has anyone seen similar decals before? I am interested to hear more about that "KS"-logo. Thank you.

[Thorsten B.]

Unfortunately most of the time - if they have ever been on them - these kind of decals or price tags and labels have already been stripped by their period owners, or better by those who not only bought but often enough gifted these cultural goodies at special occasions like birthdays, weddings and alike - still the same today: who want that the gifted person knows the price of the item?


Anyway: Here is more period cultural enlightenment from that official manufacturer.

[Thorsten B.]

This official NS cultural beauty was available for 114 Reichsmark - a coloured Allach Seydlitz-Kürassier rider statuette could already be had for 108,75 Reichsmark.

The original lamp glasses are missing but can be reproduced.

[Dennis S]

Not an SS cultural item and unfortunately damaged but what a great frame for displaying your SS service medals.

[Thorsten B.]

A very skillful piece for sure - thank you for sharing.

While turning the focus on wood again here is another fat cat.

[Dennis S]

Can mine be repaired ?