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Austrian ceremonial halberd, circa 1600.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Austrian ceremonial halberd, circa 1600.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
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ofmodernmyths:8 historical ladies I’m currently interested in:Cleopatra VII Philopator (69-30 BC): l
German or Austrian tuck (panzerstecher), early 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
German or Austrian tuck (panzerstecher), early 16th century.from The Philadelphia Museum of Art
Carl Auböck, chair and trolley, 1953. Wicker. Werkstatt Carl Auböck, Vienna. Museen des Mobiliendepo
Carl Auböck, chair and trolley, 1953. Wicker. Werkstatt Carl Auböck, Vienna. Museen des Mobiliendepo
Johann Peter Pichler (German; 1765–1807) after Heinrich Friedrich Füger(?) (German; 1751–1818)Portra
Johann Peter Pichler (German; 1765–1807) after Heinrich Friedrich Füger(?) (German; 1751–1818)Portra
historiandaily:“Sophie, Sophie! Don’t die! Live for our children!” -Franz Ferdinand’s last wordsJune
historiandaily:“Sophie, Sophie! Don’t die! Live for our children!” -Franz Ferdinand’s last wordsJune
ofprincessesandqueens:historicwomendaily celebration week ♦ day 2: favorite consorts
ofprincessesandqueens:historicwomendaily celebration week ♦ day 2: favorite consorts
An Austrian firefighter’s ceremonial sword, late 19th or early 20th century.from Karabela Auctions
An Austrian firefighter’s ceremonial sword, late 19th or early 20th century.from Karabela Auctions
Landscape with Noah’s Offering of Thanks, Joseph Anton Koch, ca. 1803
Landscape with Noah’s Offering of Thanks, Joseph Anton Koch, ca. 1803
Austrian Model 1851 percussion cavalry carbine, imported for use during the American Civil War.from
Austrian Model 1851 percussion cavalry carbine, imported for use during the American Civil War.from
Adam and Eve, unknown South German or Austrian artist, 1st half of 17th century
Adam and Eve, unknown South German or Austrian artist, 1st half of 17th century
A carved meerschaum pipe mounted with silver and coral. Austria, circa 1875.
A carved meerschaum pipe mounted with silver and coral. Austria, circa 1875.
German or Austrian broadsword, circa 1650from Hermann Historica
German or Austrian broadsword, circa 1650from Hermann Historica
Ornate bone mounted wheel-lock rifle, Austrian or Bohemian, late 17th century.from Thomas Delmar Ltd
Ornate bone mounted wheel-lock rifle, Austrian or Bohemian, late 17th century.from Thomas Delmar Ltd
peashooter85:.46 Caliber Girandoni Air RifleThis peculiar rifle was used by the Austrian Army from 1
peashooter85:.46 Caliber Girandoni Air RifleThis peculiar rifle was used by the Austrian Army from 1
mongrelmutt:artekka:Four six-hundred-year-old bras discovered in Medieval Austrian castle!“The under
mongrelmutt:artekka:Four six-hundred-year-old bras discovered in Medieval Austrian castle!“The under
The Tiny 2mm Kolbri,Invented by an Austrian watchmaker named Franz Pfannel in 1914, the Kolibri has
The Tiny 2mm Kolbri,Invented by an Austrian watchmaker named Franz Pfannel in 1914, the Kolibri has
Austrian Model 1851 percussion cavalry carbine
Austrian Model 1851 percussion cavalry carbine
King Nicholas I and the Gasser Montenegrin,Between 1870 and World War I the Austrian company called
King Nicholas I and the Gasser Montenegrin,Between 1870 and World War I the Austrian company called
The Naschmarkt in Vienna, Carl Moll, 1894
The Naschmarkt in Vienna, Carl Moll, 1894
Blind Beggar, Leopold Carl Müller, 1878
Blind Beggar, Leopold Carl Müller, 1878
View of the Alps from Maienfeld in Graubünden towards Liechtenstein, Ludwig Halauska, 1869
View of the Alps from Maienfeld in Graubünden towards Liechtenstein, Ludwig Halauska, 1869
Carl Auböck, Baumtisch, Tree Table, 1950-55. Vienna. Via Dorotheum.
Carl Auböck, Baumtisch, Tree Table, 1950-55. Vienna. Via Dorotheum.
Franz Xaver Simm (1853-1918), ‘Prometheus Vinctus’, from “Ridpath’s History
Franz Xaver Simm (1853-1918), ‘Prometheus Vinctus’, from “Ridpath’s History
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