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The model was part of the household of my grandparents in Stuttgart, Julie and Kurt Franckh. I think my grandmother got it from her parents (Fam. Schweizer), who also lived in Stuttgart. I think it was family property for five to six generations. The model was used for Christmas cookery every year till about 1955. Best regards, Wilfried Probst. At the right is a treasured photograph of Wilfried's grandmother. |
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 Above: Handwritten note from my friend, Wilfried. |
 Wilfried Probst with this mold |
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This double sided mold measures 6 6/8" x 4 3/4" x 15/16" 4 images on one side and 9 on the other.
The initials iCF are on one side. Very fine detail showing signs of great workmanship. The wood is either fruit or nut. | |
 5 7/8" x 3 1/4" x 3/8". A fine Springerle mold with history. |
 6" x 3 1/4" x 1/4". A fine Springerle mold that shows daily activities. |
 Some Springerle molds are simple in design. |
 Pages from an old German Springerle book.
Below is detail from one page.  |
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 | Copyright: 2007 Ken Hamilton, TheSpringerleBaker.com |