Fedral for a knife of wood and batter from Tin, Anonymous, 1578 Wooden parting for a knife, where the blade can be put in the sheath. The pewter batter is decorated with ornaments and has openings, making the wood visible. At the opening of the Foedraal you can see semi -figures of a man and a woman, the back has a start to get a cord through. The underside of the fedal is decorated with dragon head. Germany tin (metal). wood (plant material) Wooden parting for a knife, where the blade can be put in the sheath. The pewter batter is decorated with ornaments and has openings, making the wood vis
Fedral for a knife of wood and batter from Tin, Anonymous, 1578 Wooden parting for a knife, where the blade can be put in the sheath. The pewter batter is decorated with ornaments and has openings, making the wood visible. At the opening of the Foedraal you can see semi -figures of a man and a woman, the back has a start to get a cord through. The underside of the fedal is decorated with dragon head. Germany tin (metal). wood (plant material) Wooden parting for a knife, where the blade can be put in the sheath. The pewter batter is decorated with ornaments and has openings, making the wood visible. At the opening of the Foedraal you can see semi -figures of a man and a woman, the back has a start to get a cord through. The underside of the fedal is decorated with dragon head. Germany tin (metal). wood (plant material)
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