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Weathervane, copy Plastic Weathervanes were fastened on top of ships’ masts. Ringerike-style ornamentation. The original is made of bronze. The original is from Söderala kyrka, Söderala, Hälsingland, Sweden. SHM 29750:223 |
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| Author | The Swedish History Museum, Stockholm from Sweden |
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