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Zinnlaube Magazine Vol. 12 2022 -2023 sized softback once a year publication
covering all aspects of collecting figures and the related history.
Over 110 pages of
articles, plus another 10 of contents, adds, reviews, content listing etc, so
one of the biggest editions for many years. Articles include one of my personal
favourite subjects, the story of Robinson Crusoe. All articles are illustrated
with relevant photos, most of which are in colour, and line drawings, and all
are translated into English alongside the original German text.
1. 12 page
article on various figures of ‘detectives’ by Heinrichsen, including depictions
of the famous Victorian fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes.
2.
3 page article about the Hungarian Revolution of 1848/49 as depicted in
tin flats by Sohlke of Berlin.
3.
Superb 21 page article ‘Robinson Crusoe – from Adventure Novel to Pewter
Figure Series’. Copiously illustrated with photos of figures by Sohlke, Heyde,
Spenkuch, Krause, Rieche, Ohlsson of Sweden, etcetera.
4.
Part 1 of an article about the Thirty Years War as depicted in tin
figures by the Swedish maker Santesson. 19 pages, may illustrations, and a
history of the company and its products. Very interesting article about a
non-German flats maker.
5.
22 page article ‘Thank God for sparing you’ Return from the Crimea -
contemporary figures celebrating the Victory Parade in Paris of 29 December
1855.
6.
‘The somewhat different army of David Johnstone’, an interesting 4 page
article showcasing these post WW2 idiosyncratic figures of a previously unheard
of British maker.
7.
22 page article – ‘Between War and Kitchen. Wilhelm Wolf – a German
collector’s life. A reflection on the vicissitudes of collecting, creating,
exhibiting and disposing of a collection.
8.
9 pages reflecting on his collection by Francesco Marchiandi – co-author
of the recent superb history of the Italian firm Antonini.
9. 2 Page book
review ‘Magic World of pewter doll accessories of the company F.W.Gerlach of
Naumburg.