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The arts and crafts of our Teutonic forefathers (1910)

Brown, Gerard Baldwin, 1849-1932 · London, Edinburgh, T. N. Foulis · leaf 174

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buckle actually foundits origin. In the ring brooch and the simple buckle,the piece of stuff or the band which it is desired tofix is passed through a metal ring and then pierced,skewer fashion, by a pin longer than the diameterof the ring, so that it cannot be pulled through backagain till the pin… … 32 29. PENANNULAR BROOCH, ROCHESTERMUSEUM. 31. ANNULAR BROOCHES, MAIDSTONE. 30. ANNULAR BROOCHES, (aBOVE) LIVER-POOL, (below) canterbury. 32. SIMPLEST FORMS OF BUCKLES, LUER-POOL. PLATE IX

Decorative arts, Germanic · Art, Germanic · Germanic peoples -- Jewelry · Decoration and ornament, Germanic

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