Unknown knight of 15 c.

[snagy]

Thank you Jan for the pictures.
Any information about their availability (editor) would be appreciated.
I would be also curious about the "topic" of the series - it seems as it represents a siege.
Best regards-
Sandor

[beloc zoc]

Hello Jan,

I´m interested in to know the numbers of following figures. At the first picture into the first line the  figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. These figures are not available from Hans Schwahn in my opinion.

Best regards
Henry

[Kulmbach]

Hi Sandor,
See what I found in a drawer of mine, a set of marching soldiers leed by your Knight. All once produced by Hans Müller.
Jan

[snagy]

Thank you very much, for the information Henry!
Best regards-
Sandor

[beloc zoc]

Hello Sandor,

the original Editor was Müller-Erfurt. The owner of the mould are Wolfgang Friedrich now. In Kulmbach you can visit Mr. Friedrich. The other flats on the table are also distributed by Mr. Friedrich.

regards henry

[snagy]

Yesss, Christoph!
Exatly this one it is!
Thank you very much!
Sandor

[Christoph]

Hello Sandor,
take a look here, top row, left figure

http://www.zinnfigurenfreunde-leipzig.de/her/wf/wk-29.jpg

There are no further informations, sorry.

Christoph

[snagy]

Elated on the Murten-article in the Journal 128 I look around in my spares for my Gottstein-Murten figures.
I came across this mounted knight figure marked by L. Frankon the plinth and on the other side is read MP 50.
It is not listed  neither in the Karl der Kühne nor in the Schlacht bei Murten series of Gottstein/Blum, but it seems to be from the end of the 15 c. and according to the form of his helmet it might depict a Burgundian knight.
Any further information would be welcome!
Thank you-
Sandor