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Statistik: Postat av Admin — 13 augusti 2011, 17:35
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If it's possible, help me with this information.
Statistik: Postat av Stanislav — 9 augusti 2011, 08:54
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http://frejknivmakeri.blogspot.com/
Statistik: Postat av Frej — 2 november 2009, 15:26
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Pretty good russian! Where did you learn it? (Otlichnii russkii. Gde vi ego uchili?
2<b>Vendel</b>
My good friend have made it.
Statistik: Postat av Stanislav — 2 november 2009, 14:40
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Statistik: Postat av Stanislav — 2 november 2009, 13:16
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Statistik: Postat av Assol — 3 juli 2007, 20:31
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Statistik: Postat av Assol — 13 december 2006, 20:57
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The info on the 3 female brooches from Bj 644 is now added in the database.
-Tortoise brooches ([url="http://www.historiska.se/data/?foremal=449595"]HERE[/url]): Type P51, gilt bronze with silver wire decorations. Not so well preserved (i.e. in several fragments). Length: 112,5mm, Width: 73,5mm (measurements taken from the best preserved brooch).
-Large, double-shelled round brooch ([url="http://www.historiska.se/data/?foremal=181393"]HERE[/url]): Gilt bronze, iron pin with remains of textile loops. Diameter: 72,5mm, Height: 23mm (pinholder not included). The upper shell is riveted to the lower by means of 4 bronze rivets.
-Small round brooch ([url="http://www.historiska.se/data/?foremal=458250"]HERE[/url]): Gilt bronze, iron pin with remains of textile loops. Diameter: 27,5mm, Height: 5,5 (pinholder not included).
Cheers
/N B
Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 13 december 2006, 12:43
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Statistik: Postat av Assol — 11 december 2006, 18:00
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/N B
Statistik: Postat av Ny Björn — 10 november 2006, 08:02
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