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General Discussion / Re: Stanley Standard
« Last post by merlino on Today at 06:57:17 AM »ok, thanks! 
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General Discussion / Re: a few figures more
« Last post by Erich on Today at 04:32:20 AM »Claudio, thank you for the information about the Kästner - Figures.
Kulmbach - Yes!
For the first time in my life I will have my own small table in row D 7.
Kulmbach - Yes!
For the first time in my life I will have my own small table in row D 7.
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General Discussion / Re: Stanley Standard
« Last post by Jean_Paul on Today at 02:28:09 AM »It's not really a book but a booklet published by Le Briquet a very long time ago. Le Briquet has just brought out a booklet on French heraldry in Agincourt...
http://www.histofig.com/briquet/hs35.htm
http://www.histofig.com/briquet/hs35.htm
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General Discussion / Re: a few figures more
« Last post by archigrog on May 16, 2024, 11:40:57 PM »Here a few figures more that I have painted in the last time
a fisherman with dog - available from Mr. Dangelmaier a shepherd - signed Röders bavarian card players - editor unknown
some Japanese - Editor Thomas Körner, aka Zinnprinzessin - and an Indian woman with child - Editor Speyer
Hello Erich, the bavarian card players are from Kästner catalog, i don't know who is actual editor. The Kästner catalogue was dismembered and the moulds divided between many different editors (e.g. Dittmar, Nuemann,...) as i know.
see you in Kulmbach?
Claudio
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General Discussion / Re: Stanley Standard
« Last post by merlino on May 16, 2024, 03:16:31 PM »thanks! 
which book?
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General Discussion / Re: Stanley Standard
« Last post by Jean_Paul on May 16, 2024, 11:38:14 AM »I found this publication edited by René Aquilina, a specialist in heraldry... 64 color plates, i join some examples
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General Discussion / Re: a few figures more
« Last post by marko on May 16, 2024, 11:13:22 AM »This is one of the reasons that flats are special, the range of subject matter. Nicely painted group, particularly like the figures of Japan.
Mark
Mark
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General Discussion / a few figures more
« Last post by Erich on May 16, 2024, 10:03:46 AM »Here a few figures more that I have painted in the last time
a fisherman with dog - available from Mr. Dangelmaier a shepherd - signed Röders bavarian card players - editor unknown
some Japanese - Editor Thomas Körner, aka Zinnprinzessin - and an Indian woman with child - Editor Speyer
a fisherman with dog - available from Mr. Dangelmaier a shepherd - signed Röders bavarian card players - editor unknown
some Japanese - Editor Thomas Körner, aka Zinnprinzessin - and an Indian woman with child - Editor Speyer
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General Discussion / The postman doesn`t ring
« Last post by Erich on May 16, 2024, 09:57:47 AM »because he is on his way with cart and boat - Months ago I have bought 2 packages with Figures from Reinfelder Zinnfiguren, Dieter Jantz - got them via Ebay and Berliner - because I was very
interested in the offered hunting and fishing figures. Included were a few other figures, depicting different post officers on their way. I have finished the first 2 of them
a "Karriolpost" - ca. 1930 Nidden - Lithuania
a Postman with his boat in the Spreewald, Germany, ca. 1897
I could not get any information about the whereabouts of the moulds from Reinfelder Zinnfiguren. If anyone knows where the moulds are today I would be thankful for any information.
interested in the offered hunting and fishing figures. Included were a few other figures, depicting different post officers on their way. I have finished the first 2 of them
a "Karriolpost" - ca. 1930 Nidden - Lithuania
a Postman with his boat in the Spreewald, Germany, ca. 1897
I could not get any information about the whereabouts of the moulds from Reinfelder Zinnfiguren. If anyone knows where the moulds are today I would be thankful for any information.