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Charlemagne's throne in Aachen. From then until 1531 it served as the coronation throne for 31 kings of Germany\HRE.
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Charlemagne's throne in Aachen. From then until 1531 it served as the coronation throne for 31 kings of Germany\HRE.
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The Pluviale or Coronation Cloak, one of the Regalia of the Holy Roman Empire. An Arab-Norman work, originally made in 1133/1134 for the Norman Kings of Sicily, it reached Germany after the Hohenstaufen Emperors inherited Sicily
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The Pluviale or Coronation Cloak, one of the Regalia of the Holy Roman Empire. An Arab-Norman work, originally made in 1133/1134 for the Norman Kings of Sicily, it reached Germany after the Hohenstaufen Emperors inherited Sicily
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Coronation Gospel of the Holy Roman Empire, Aachen, 1500 AD.
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Coronation Gospel of the Holy Roman Empire, Aachen, 1500 AD.
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A charred spindle with a charred ball of flax thread. Found in the pile dwelling settlement of Sipplingen-Osthafen, Lake Constance in Germany, dating 3316-3306 BCE. The damp environment has preserved it in good condition
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A charred spindle with a charred ball of flax thread. Found in the pile dwelling settlement of Sipplingen-Osthafen, Lake Constance in Germany, dating 3316-3306 BCE. The damp environment has preserved it in good condition
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Joyeuse, a coronation sword used in French royal ceremonies from 1270, Charlemagne's personal sword according to legend.
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Joyeuse, a coronation sword used in French royal ceremonies from 1270, Charlemagne's personal sword according to legend.
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Golden leaf of the crown used for the coronation of Napoleon, the only one remaining in the world, 1804.
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Golden leaf of the crown used for the coronation of Napoleon, the only one remaining in the world, 1804.
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12th century Norman-Arabic coronation cloak from Sicily that ended up traveling north and being used for centuries in coronation ceremonies of the German Emperors
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12th century Norman-Arabic coronation cloak from Sicily that ended up traveling north and being used for centuries in coronation ceremonies of the German Emperors
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Chess piece of a king, carved from walrus ivory. Germany, 1300-1320 AD
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Chess piece of a king, carved from walrus ivory. Germany, 1300-1320 AD
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The "Cape of Charlemagne" is a large red silk cloak woven with gold on silver threads and adorned with 4 eagles, griffons and roses. The cope was probably made in 1204 CE, and was in fact the coronation mantle of Frederick II, King of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor
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The "Cape of Charlemagne" is a large red silk cloak woven with gold on silver threads and adorned with 4 eagles, griffons and roses. The cope was probably made in 1204 CE, and was in fact the coronation mantle of Frederick II, King of Sicily and Holy Roman Emperor
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A ninth century Talisman of Charlemagne. According to legend, the talisman was a gift from Caliph Harun al-Rashid to Charlemagne in 801.
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A ninth century Talisman of Charlemagne. According to legend, the talisman was a gift from Caliph Harun al-Rashid to Charlemagne in 801.
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Helmet visor in the form of a human face, Germany c. 1515
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Helmet visor in the form of a human face, Germany c. 1515
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Coronation mantle of Augustus III of Saxony, made for his coronation as King of Poland, Dresden , bef. 1734, velvet, metal thread, ermine fur, National Museum in Warsaw.
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Coronation mantle of Augustus III of Saxony, made for his coronation as King of Poland, Dresden , bef. 1734, velvet, metal thread, ermine fur, National Museum in Warsaw.
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The coronation crown of King George IV. Made 1821. George could not afford to keep the crown, but no one would buy, so he was forced to dismantle it and sell all the jewels. This frame is all that remains.
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The coronation crown of King George IV. Made 1821. George could not afford to keep the crown, but no one would buy, so he was forced to dismantle it and sell all the jewels. This frame is all that remains.
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Sketch believed to be of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne in the inside front cover of the Fulda codex of the Aix capitulary, c. 800
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Sketch believed to be of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne in the inside front cover of the Fulda codex of the Aix capitulary, c. 800
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Reliquary in the Shape of a Three-Legged Fish, from Germany, c.900-1350 CE: this reliquary was crafted from rock crystal and silver-gilt, and it was designed as a vessel for relics of Mary Magdalene
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Reliquary in the Shape of a Three-Legged Fish, from Germany, c.900-1350 CE: this reliquary was crafted from rock crystal and silver-gilt, and it was designed as a vessel for relics of Mary Magdalene
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A Rock crystal jug from Fatimid Egypt in 909 AD, one of the seven remaining in the world. Pergamon Museum, Germany.
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A Rock crystal jug from Fatimid Egypt in 909 AD, one of the seven remaining in the world. Pergamon Museum, Germany.
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