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    #1891
    What do you make of this one?

    I think its OK, simple form but a form that looks right for the period, very rustic and simply made, I think in wrought iron, not mild steel with and with welding techniques consistent with the TR period though any input from the professional welders on the forum would be most welcome.
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      #1892
      Weld..
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        #1893
        Originally posted by Thälmannpionier View Post
        you are correct..thanks

        I should have googel the AWO Wiki in the first place...they were even forbidden when AH came to power.

        the Heart is used by the AWO since today
        Nice iron work on the sign

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          #1894
          And the style looks almost identical to the fittings on this DHW 91.
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            #1895
            I wondered if your Wikinger was the same colour as mine So three are known to exist by my count, 2 rusty/red/brown (not sure what colour to call it) and a green.

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              #1896
              Yes, three are known so far - this one is absolutely identical to yours, cultural twins.

              Mine received the nickname Haithabu.

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                #1897
                Haithabu, certainly a suitable name.

                Wikinger is possibly the name of the pattern, I noted in one of my books that lists the tapestry names that there is a pattern called 'Wikinger', though its not pictured.

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                  #1898
                  Which other names are mentioned?

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                    #1899
                    Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                    Which other names are mentioned?
                    From memory, Lebensbaum, Hansa, Wiking, Bernward, Tulpe, Einhorn... and some more but look in your Franck book

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                      #1900
                      great stuff guys!

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                        #1901
                        Steve, candleholder rocks

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                          #1902
                          what are your thoughts about this one on e-stand?
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                            #1903
                            Any child can see that the rusty surface has been covered to some degree with black paint or just old oil.

                            But otherwise it is a good and authentic piece.

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                              #1904
                              In oak, no words, just the Obergruppenführersaal central motif...
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                                #1905
                                Originally posted by Steve T View Post
                                In oak, no words, just the Obergruppenführersaal central motif...


                                Steve, this one gives me pause,
                                I can find modern carved wood products that look a lot like this at medieval fairs and U.S.Norwegian (and even U.S. Scottish)pride festivals .
                                The modern USA version of the skins love this symbol (they just call it the Black Sun) and they buy them up fast-or so the seller of such items told me, who is glad of the business. It even looks like a modern plate that I believe was sold on a "Euro-pagan" website from Ohio(of all places) that went out of business a few years back. They also sold standing "Black Suns" in metal (from Salt lake City, Utah!) and wooden Irminsuls, etc.
                                What does this plate have that assures you it is from 33-45?
                                Last edited by Michael Fay; 11-29-2011, 09:51 PM.

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