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    Originally posted by Anthony Evans View Post
    Welcome back vid
    ;o) Thank you, must have some fun at times.

    Kris

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      Has anyone seen this design before, in magazines, photographs or manufacturer catalogues for example? It's one I've not seen until now, the construction and materials match others I have, for example the Wiking pattern with swastikas.
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      Last edited by Steve T; 04-21-2012, 08:26 AM.

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        No - I haven´t seen this one before.

        Very nice circle of year, would be interesting to know which city at it´s bottom is (if a specific is meant to be) being depicted.

        Which size?

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          nice piece Kris do you happen to have a picture of the backside

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            Originally posted by maestro View Post
            nice piece Kris do you happen to have a picture of the backside
            Yeah, shot some yesterday but tired of uploading photos onto a server, here is a link and its going to the gallery once I write it up.

            http://www.thirdreicharts.com/engine...8+Sunwheel+%29

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              i thought it was a brooch, but wasn't sure.. very nice.. here's the backside of the Sun wheel from your website Kris
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                Originally posted by maestro View Post
                i thought it was a brooch, but wasn't sure.. very nice.. here's the backside of the Sun wheel from your website Kris
                Thank you my friend!. I like these pieces and they do not come up all that often, bought another yesterday off a forum member as well.

                Best,

                Kris

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                  Fine piece - 800 is usually typical for good german period quality.

                  Do I see this correct: is it marked on back in the center of the sunwheel?

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                    Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                    Fine piece - 800 is usually typical for good german period quality.

                    Do I see this correct: is it marked on back in the center of the sunwheel?
                    Thorsten,

                    No, its marked on the lower rim actually, its a nice piece in hand.

                    Best,

                    Kris

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                      Yes, that´s the "800" silver content stamp.

                      I was looking at the center in the back and thought there might be a little stamp as well but obviously it is just a spot.

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                        Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                        No - I haven´t seen this one before.

                        Very nice circle of year, would be interesting to know which city at it´s bottom is (if a specific is meant to be) being depicted.

                        Which size?
                        It's approx. 100 x 66cm, no idea which city. I found a TR period astrological chart that shows some relationship to runes, not that I can make much sense of it!
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                          interesting how its pretty much a exact fit

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                            Originally posted by Anthony Evans View Post
                            interesting how its pretty much a exact fit
                            You mean the tapestry, how is the size interesting? It's not an exact fit, I've overlaid a page from a book on to a 1 metre tapestry so we can see the book page.

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                              1880 German iron

                              The old Germanic style from 1880
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                                Originally posted by Thorsten B. View Post
                                Sippenleuchter as tree of life in a very massive and traditional construction:
                                Not sure if from the NS period but regardless, this is a beautiful design and a meaningful subject.

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