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Effortlessly tiptoeing the line of traditional and modern, the ladderback Lindau Counter Stool is a showstopping addition to dining spaces of all kinds. Constructed of solid beechwood for ensured strength and stability, the frame is finished in a dark black that easily incorporates into a variety of decor schemes. Sealed and sanded before receiving a glossy lacquer finish that makes it water resistant and a breeze to clean. With a seat height of 22.5 in., the set of 2 stools perfectly match counters 35 in. to 39 in. high and support up to 300 lbs. each seat. Commercial grade.

Effortlessly tiptoeing the line of traditional and modern, the ladderback Lindau Counter Stool is a showstopping addition to dining spaces of all kinds. Constructed of solid beechwood for ensured strength and stability, the frame is finished in a bright white that easily incorporates into a variety of decor schemes. Sealed and sanded before receiving a glossy lacquer finish that makes it water resistant and a breeze to clean. The padded seat is upholstered with a light gray polyester fabric for added comfort and easy cleaning. With a seat height of 22.5 in., the set of 2 stools perfectly match counters 35 in. to 39 in. high and support up to 300 lbs. each seat. Commercial grade. Color: White and Light Gray.

Effortlessly tiptoeing the line of traditional and modern, the ladderback Lindau Counter Stool is a showstopping addition to dining spaces of all kinds. Constructed of solid beechwood for ensured strength and stability, the frame is finished in a bright white that easily incorporates into a variety of decor schemes. Sealed and sanded before receiving a glossy lacquer finish that makes it water resistant and a breeze to clean. With a seat height of 22.5 in., the set of 2 stools perfectly match counters 35 in. to 39 in. high and support up to 300 lbs. each seat. Commercial grade.

Effortlessly tiptoeing the line of traditional and modern, the ladderback Lindau Counter Stool is a showstopping addition to dining spaces of all kinds. Constructed of solid beechwood for ensured strength and stability, the frame is left unfinished allowing you to paint or stain the surface in a color that best suits your vision. With a seat height of 22.5 in., the set of 2 stools perfectly match counters 35 in. to 39 in. high and support up to 300 lbs. each seat. Commercial grade.

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Lindau Gospels Collection-Art and Belief The covers of the Lindau Gospels were designed to inspire awe in early Christian onlookers. The book was carried in processions and displayed on altars. Its component parts originate from different times and places; the back cover is recorded as being created near Salzburg between 750 and 800 AD. Originally tooled in gilt, silver and enamel and elaborately decorated with jewels, it is a powerful manifestation of art as a vehicle for belief. Depicted on our journals is the back cover design of this bookmaking masterwork. This journal is 9" x 7" and has 144 lined pages. The journal includes a memento pouch inside and has a sewn binding.

By all accounts, Friedrich Lindau was a remarkable soldier of the King’s German Legion. He served with distinction under Wellington from Lisbon to as far as Bayonne, and was involved in all major engagements, including Albuera, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria and San Sebastian.Most notably, he fought and was captured at La Haie Sainte but was the only ranking soldier mentioned by name in Major Baring’s account of the battle. For his actions he was awarded the Guelphic Medal for Bravery. That said, he had a reputation as a notorious forager, looter and was said to have killed a civilian while on leave in 1814. More than 150 years after it was first written, A Waterloo Hero is the first ever translation of his diary. Lindau’s account is unique: no other private soldiers took part in so many engagements and recorded their experiences.Born in 1788 Freidrich Lindau served with the King’s German Legion for six years and was awarded the Waterloo Medal. He married twice and had nine children. He wrote or dictated his memoir in 1846, perhaps to afford him some financial relief. This edition includes a Foreword by Lindau’s Pastor, an Introduction by Rev James Bogle and has been edited by Andrew Uffindel, author of The Eagle’s Last Triumph.

DISCOVER THESE 23 GREAT PLACES ON YOUR OWN: Ammersee, Augsburg, Bad Reichenhall, Bamberg, Bayreuth, Berchtesgaden, Chiemsee, Füssen & Neuschwanstein, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Lindau, Mittenwald, Munich, Nürnberg, Nymphenburg, Oberammergau & Linderhof, Regensburg, Rothenburg-ob-der-Tauber, Salzburg, Starnberg, Ulm, Wendelstein, Würzburg and Zugspitze. EACH ONE-DAY ADVENTURE IS COMPLETE WITH: a do-it-yourself tour, a detailed map, full travel directions, time & weather considerations, restaurant suggestions, background material & websites and a concise description of the sights. Additionally, the book is thoroughly illustrated with 25 maps for easy use.