Fersomlin [URL removed]
- oct. 9, 1987 “ingot pots?” *3
-Nov. 15, 1985 “square molds” *2
Fersommling Iron and two stands, 10-14-83
UNDSA 7 “wooden clamp”
Grundsau 17 [URL removed]
-bigger arch bridge, 1-20-89
-standing hens *2
-groundhogs, two sided, 1-17-86 *3
Grundsau 5 [URL removed]
-complete grounhog, with wooden peg holding it together, Obril 10, 1987
-complete “boy with hat” figure, Obril 8, 1988
-Donkey, with #11 on back
And one Grundsau 8 “donkey”, plus a couple other items
I grew up in the PA Dutch culture, my grandparents farmed in northern Berks county for 60+ yrs. Aunts, Uncles, Great-grand parents all Berks county farmers. I was on the farms at an early age, helping out. My grand-parents and father spoke PA Dutch fluently. Over the years, the culture has faded. I was just wondering what this stuff was, why it was made, where, ect… I have several PA Dutch items I keep away, that way my children can have some kind of reference to their family roots. Also is this stuff valuable? I have it in a cardboard box in an outside outhouse I use for storage. Thank you for providing any information.
Mr. Christman
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kevboe11 Reputation: 10 |
They are worth about $20.00 each, but I would hold on to them for your family. It’s always nice to have something from your roots. I was born here, but my parents and grandparents are from Cuba. I have a few Cuban artisan pieces in my home and my children love having them around. It keeps them connected to their past.
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the_seller_inc Reputation: 616 See the_seller_inc's booth |
The_seller is correct. It’s best to just keep them and/or pass them down to next younger generation. They’re not worth much in value. Good luck!
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
How do i fix bluetooth audio devices connections in windows 10 [URL removed] window are comes with the some many new features and updates.
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