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South German (Bavarian?) Painter
1440–50
Johann Wolfgang Köningsperger
ca. 1730
Joseph Deutschmann
ca. 1740
possibly German, Bavarian
19th century
possibly German
ca. 1730–50
possibly German
ca. 1750–60
Southern German, possibly Bavarian
17th century
German, possibly Ulm
1588
Wenzel Jamnitzer
late 16th–early 17th century
possibly Southern German
early 17th century
German, possibly Nuremberg
late 16th century
German, possibly Brunswick
ca. 1535
German, possibly Lower Saxony
ca. 1540–50 and later
German, possibly Brunswick
ca. 1535
German, possibly Lower Saxony
ca. 1540–50 and later
German, possibly Augsburg
ca. 1730
German, possibly Munich
ca. 1600–1620
German, possibly Saxony
ca. 1600
Bernard Salomon
ca. 1600
possibly German, Dresden
ca. 1750, watch dial a later 18th century replacement
German, possibly Lower Saxony
helmet, ca. 1530; armor, ca. 1540–50 and later
Central European, possibly German
early 16th century; 14.25.1576g, probably 17th or 18th century
German (Bavarian)
fourth quarter 19th century
German (Bavarian)
ca. 1900
European, possibly German
probably 16th century
European, possibly German
probably 16th century
European, possibly German
probably 16th or 17th century
Johann Gottfried Hänisch the Elder
crossbow, ca. 1720–30; winder, ca. 1575–1600
crossbow, possibly Bavarian; cranequin, probably southern German
crossbow, ca. 1560–80; cranequin, first half of the 16th century
probably German, Bavarian
ca. 1530
Jacob Floris
ca. 1570–1600
Northern German, possibly Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel
ca. 1560–65
Western or Central European; quiver, possibly German
quiver, probably early 16th century; bolts, 14th–16th century
Northern European (?), possibly German
ca. 1380–1400
Pietro de Formicano
ca. 1610–20
G. Walch
1750–70
possibly German; probably French or German
late 16th century or second quarter 19th century
Western Europe, possibly German or Austrian
late 19th century
Karl Domeskijfer
19th century
Sebastian Dadler
1632