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Münzen haben Kerben am Rand um das Geldschälen zu verhindern.
9h 4m ago in dach@feddit.org from feddit.orgAls Münzen noch aus Gold und Silber waren, war es weitverbreitete Praxis, von den Rändern heimlich etwas abzufeilen um nach einer Weile aus dem gesammelten Gold- bzw. Silberstaub neue Münzen zu prägen.
Semyon Skrepetsky
1d 12h ago in traditional_artMaybe amateur as in "doesn't get paid for their art"?
Bandura, traditional Ukrainian instrument, Lvov, Ukraine, 1970s
1d 13h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from feddit.org
Ich kann es nicht entsehen
1d 14h ago in dach@feddit.org from media.piefed.socialIst der Name Programm? Der Post ergibt überhaupt keinen Sinn. Vom überflüssigen Slop ganz zu schweigen...
McGregor
1d 15h ago in artshareOof, seems like I'm not up to date. But not the least bit surprised.
Yeah, known assholes who beat up randos in bars for nothing can be a bit divisive. The painting is nice, though. (Didn't downvote you)
Charango, a traditional Andean instrument made from a whole armadillo shell. La Paz, Bolivia, 1981
2d 15h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from feddit.org
Cister, Italy, ca. 1536
3d 12h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from feddit.orgElectric guitars where a game changer for customization and embellishments. With acoustic instruments, you can add only so much before the sound is negatively affected. With electrics, everything except maybe the neck is fair game!
"Wartburg Quinterne" or Wartburg Castle Gittern, made bei Hans Ott, Nuremberg, Germany, 1450
4d 12h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from feddit.orgHere's a photo of my copy of the instrument, showing the butt-shaped backside.
"Viola Bastarda" (potentially mislabled), made by Sanctus Seraphin, Venice, 1712
5d 7h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from feddit.orgOops! I might have overread that... Thanks for the correction!
A baryton, a roughly cello-sized instrument with sympathetic strings which can be plucked like a harp during play. Early 20th century A.D.
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HistoryInstruments - a community for historic and traditional musical instruments
6d 5h ago in newcommunities from feddit.org
Vihuela de Mano, Spain, fac-simile, the non-playable original is dated to end of 16th century A.D.
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Elblag Koboz, a small plucked Instrument that was found in a medieval toilet, Elbląg, Poland, 1350–1450 A.D.
6d 9h ago in HistoryInstruments@feddit.org from i0.wp.com
Cittern, Italy, 16th century A.D.
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Ornamental trowel, silver, the Netherlands, 1729 AD
7d 4h ago in historyartifacts@piefed.social from media.piefed.socialOne trowel to rule them all...
Silver presentation trowels – sometimes called ceremonial trowels – are tools that are used to commemorate the construction of a building. These presentation pieces are recorded to have emerged in Europe in the 18th century, with widespread use occurring by the later 19th and early 20th centuries.
Fascinating. I've never heard of this tradition.
Kanzler schickt Autogrammkarte mit persönlicher Widmung an Krebspatientin aus Suhlendorf
7d 11h ago in deutschland@feddit.org from www.az-online.deSie muss das Autogramm jetzt nur noch in die Spree schmeißen, das bringt Glück.
Der Typ, dem Fritze sein Buch geschenkt hat, hat das damit auch gemacht - und danach die große Liebe gefunden.