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The industrial arts of Scandinavia in the pagan time (1883)

Hildebrand, Hans, 1842-1913 · [London] Pub. for the Committee of Council on Education by Chapman & Hall · leaf 42

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and, which remained as a remini-scence of the original back-bent wire. There is nothing in this either fundamentally new or addedin a wanton way. What once had a meaning and afterwards lostit, had gained a new meaning according to the prevailing taste ofthe new epoch. In the meantime, as we shall… … Fig. 17.—Fibula. Gotlandic type. if we keep in memory its preceding type, closely resemblingFig. 10, consists of narrow band-like pieces. Fig. 17 shows abroad surface. This change in the general aspect necessitatedchanges in the details. The terminating knobs had of course,in the earliest stages,…

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