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    #2146
    Originally posted by Steve T View Post
    There's no stockpile, not that I'm aware of anyway.

    GI has been trying to sell that piece a good while now, but its a cushion cover, not that interesting to most I suspect.

    Also as far as I'm aware only 4 Wikinger tapestries exist in collections. One in a German collection and has been there for many years, this vertical repeat I just bought from a family in Germany who had a mix of cultural items including a Julleuchter and Weitzel book, all of which have never been in a collections and then the two Wikinger in horizontal repeat, one of which I show above. Both the horizontal repeat patterns came off a flea market last year and went to a German dealer.
    Ah. I never frequent that site so I only just saw it today after seeing yours.

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      #2147
      Originally posted by ErichS View Post
      Really like the SS volume with the Bamberger Reiter Maestro. Here's my bust of the Reiter.
      Nice figure Eric.. He looks a little sad, maybe he needs an Uta to go with him

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        #2148
        Uta already got herself a lover.

        Copyright: User Linsengericht, published in Wikimedia
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          #2149
          Originally posted by Steve T View Post
          Nice figure Eric.. He looks a little sad, maybe he needs an Uta to go with him
          Thanks Steve, it's one of my favorite pieces considering that it cost a lot less than my Allach fiqures.

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            #2150
            Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
            Uta already got herself a lover.

            Copyright: User Linsengericht, published in Wikimedia
            Yes but she always wanted Mr. Rider, that guy she's with now is not the most handsome fellow.

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              #2151
              Well, the dream couple you are refering to ought to be already on the way to you so please share when you unpack them.

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                #2152
                Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                Well, the dream couple you are refering to ought to be already on the way to you so please share when you unpack them.
                No, not me, I didn't buy a dream couple. I have Uta, but I'm not sharing her.

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                  #2153
                  Too bad, I thought you were the lucky buyer.

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                    #2154
                    Could you please post a link to this tapestry...?


                    Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                    GI even has a big tree of life tapestry which would be fine if it wouldn´t be so crippled in it´s middle part.

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                      #2155
                      Originally posted by Max Wünsche View Post
                      Could you please post a link to this tapestry...?
                      Tree of Life with the tree missing Pity about the missing part as its a nice Meldorfer tapestry, the type of thing you could buy in the DHW shops, private furniture/decor retailing shops and probably direct from the weavers too.
                      Last edited by Steve T; 03-23-2012, 06:15 AM.

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                        #2156
                        Here is a nice photo of Wirth in the field that has been buried in a Swedish library not to far from where it was taken back in 1936. They have quite a lot of pictures and notes from Ahnenerbes visit.

                        Last edited by Minnesinger; 03-23-2012, 05:02 PM. Reason: Changed picture to thumbnail

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                          #2157
                          here's a porcelin piece i like to share
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                            #2158
                            some other view
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                              #2159
                              some other view!
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                                #2160
                                another view
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