Digital collection

Rubber glove, polyester, brush. 26 x 18 x 15 cm, Museum Jerke, Bochum.

Wood, iron. Museum Jerke, Bochum.

Wood, paint, adhesive tape. (Right) Dice with blue adhesive tape. Wood, paint, adhesive tape. Both, Museum Jerke, Bochum.

Wood. Museum Jerke, Bochum.

Gypsum, 29 x 23.5 x 29 cm. Museum Jerke, Bochum.

Marble bust by Christian Daniel Rauch.

The sole authorised edition based on the fairytale by Waldemar Bonsels, with 45 illustrations by Else Wenz-Viëtor, Verlag Otto und Max Hausser, Ludwigsburg, around 1921-1930.

The coats-of-arms of Hedwig Jagiellonica and Georg the Rich of Bavaria-Landshut in the castle at Burghausen.

With the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.

A Brennabor, headquartered in Brandenburg an der Havel.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.

With a stylised combination of letters ‘Sokół’, ca. 1900, Courtesy Collection Fujak.

You can still find such a bottle at flea markets and online auctions today. It is said to contain water from the stadium in Frankfurt, collected directly after the match between Germany and Poland.