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Classic Viennese Violin by Josephus Fernandus Leidolff , 1755 Complex, rich, mellow From a long dynasty of influential luthiers, Joseph Ferdin...

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For sale is a vintage Austrian Tiroler Webkunst Tryolean Cowbell. This shows signs of use with flaking and scratches on the bell. Some rust. The e...

Elevate your style with this Prada short sleeve shirt for men. Crafted from cotton, this shirt features an oversized decorative border inspired by Tyrolean outfits, updated with modern colors and a vibrant Vichy pattern. Prada challenges our perception of everyday fashion, offering exceptional texture and imagery. The contrasting decorative border, loose fit, Cuban collar, and clic chest pocket add to its charm. With a straight hem and mother-of-pearl buttons, this shirt is finished with a fabric triangular logo at the back. Size: 72cm. Composition: Cotton. Color: White Blue.

The Dapper Rabbit Male Figurine by Fitz and Floyd is exquisitely detailed and hand-painted. Tall and elegant, the hare in this collection dresses in his best Tyrolean jacket, green top hat and a hanging pocket watch as he gathers flowers from the countryside. This beautiful ceramic figurine stands 20-inches tall by 7-1/4 inches diameter, and lovely decorative piece for your mantel, sideboard, dining room table, kitchen table, nightstand or bathroom vanity. The Dapper Rabbit, Female Figurine is sold separately. One Look and you know its Fitz and Floyd. Color: Multicolored.

As a trekking destination the Italian Dolomites has few peers. Juxtaposing dramatic mountain scenery with picture-perfect Tyrolean villages, and flower-filled alpine meadows with poignant WWI battlefields, this small yet exquisite range rarely fails to enchant and beguile those who visit. This guide has been re-researched and updated to include the two most popular long-distance hikes in the Dolomites--the Alta Via 1 (AV1) and the Alta Via 2 (AV2) as well as shorter walks.The Alta Via 1 is the classic high level traverse of the Venetian Dolomites, from north to south. It's a nine to fouteen day walk which begins at Lago di Braies in Val Pusteria running along a trail which connects a network of high mountain refuges south to Belluno. The Alta Via 2 is the longest alta via of them all, taking ten to sixteen days.>55 detailed trekking maps--showing route times, places to stay, and points of interest:>Alta Via 1 (nine-fourteen days)>Alta Via 2 (ten-sixteen days)>15 short treks (one-five days)>Practical information--planning the trip and getting to Italy from other countries in Europe, North America, and Australasia>Historical and cultural background--with comprehensive sections on the legends and culture of the indigenous Ladin people>Cortina, Bolzano, and ten other towns and villages--detailed street plans, where to stay, where to eat, what to see, and getting to the start of a trek>Green hiking, health, and safety--how to stay healthy on a hike and minimize impact on a fragile region>Italian language section>Flora and fauna--four-page full-color guide to the flowers of the Dolomites, plus an illustrated bird identification section

A poor cobbler and his three sons worry about having food for their Christmas feast, until a playful goblin king pays them a visit, in a traditional Tyrolean folktale, illustrated by a Caldecott Medal-winning artist. Reprint.

A record of the Haflinger's development from its origins in the Tyrolean Alps to its modern role as a riding and driving horse.

Ludwig Bemelmans - legendary bon vivant, raconteur and self-mythologiser - lived life like a character from a novel. Thankfully for us he was there to write about it himself. After an idyllic Tyrolean childhood followed by an equally rebellious adolescence, Ludwig was shipped off to America by his family. He spent years working in New York's hotel and restaurant demimonde and a period in the US Army before eventually becoming a celebrated artist and writer. He moved seamlessly from below stairs to mixing with the rich and famous. He spent time in Hollywood, designed sets for Broadway, opened restaurants and travelled on endless adventures through South America and Europe. Wherever Ludwig went and whatever he did -letting Parisian criminals baby-sit his daughter, getting caught with his toenails painted red by the Gestapo or discovering the only restaurant with toilets in the Amazon jungle - you were guaranteed magic and pure entertainment. When You Lunch with the Emperor paints an enchanted picture of this life less ordinary through Bemelmans' finest tales.

_‘The author is a sympathetic narrator and he has told his story... with genuine verve and style... [His] South Tyrolean origins, and his role in the Brandenburg Division make the book very distinctive._’ Roger Moorhouse.The Brandenburgers were Hitler’s Special Forces, a band of mainly foreign German nationals who used disguise and fluency in other languages to complete daring missions into enemy territory. Overshadowed by stories of their Allied equivalents, their history has largely been ignored, making this memoir all the more extraordinary.First published in German in 1984, de Giampietro's highly-personal and eloquent memoir is a vivid account of his experiences. In astonishing detail, he delves into the reality of life in the unit from everyday concerns and politics to training and involvement in Brandenburg missions. He details the often foolhardy missions undertaken under the command of Theodor von Hippel including the June 1941 seizure of the Duna bridges in Dunaburg and the attempted capture of the bridge at Bataisk where half of his unit were killed.Translated into English for the first time, this is a unique insight into a fascinating slice of German wartime history, both as an account of the Brandenburgers and within the very particular context of the author’s South Tyrolean origins.Given the very perilous nature of their missions very few of these specially-trained soldiers survived the Second World War and much knowledge of the unit has been lost forever.Widely regarded as the predecessor of today’s special forces units, this fascinating account brings to life the Brandenburger Division and its part in history in vivid and compelling detail.

Traditional and modern paisleys, dainty foulard decorations, floral clusters, and Persian medallions — this versatile collection contains a splendid selection of more than 400 charming designs. The images include Oriental and Art Nouveau florals, Tyrolean motifs, and Scandinavian, African, Slavic, and Mexican designs. Artists, designers, and crafters will find these distinctive illustrations perfect for adapting to textiles, wallpaper, needlework, stencil patterns, and a host of other uses.This book includes a CD-ROM containing 417 royalty-free images scanned at 600 dpi and saved in six different formats (TIFF, PICT, EPS, BMP, as well as Internet-ready JPEG and GIF)

A poor cobbler and his three sons worry about having food for their Christmas feast, until a playful goblin king pays them a visit, in a traditional Tyrolean folktale, illustrated by a Caldecott Medal-winning artist. Reprint.

As a trekking destination the Italian Dolomites has few peers. Juxtaposing dramatic mountain scenery with picture-perfect Tyrolean villages, and flower-filled alpine meadows with poignant WWI battlefields, this small yet exquisite range rarely fails to enchant and beguile those who visit. This guide has been re-researched and updated to include the two most popular long-distance hikes in the Dolomites--the Alta Via 1 (AV1) and the Alta Via 2 (AV2) as well as shorter walks.The Alta Via 1 is the classic high level traverse of the Venetian Dolomites, from north to south. It's a nine to fouteen day walk which begins at Lago di Braies in Val Pusteria running along a trail which connects a network of high mountain refuges south to Belluno. The Alta Via 2 is the longest alta via of them all, taking ten to sixteen days.>55 detailed trekking maps--showing route times, places to stay, and points of interest:>Alta Via 1 (nine-fourteen days)>Alta Via 2 (ten-sixteen days)>15 short treks (one-five days)>Practical information--planning the trip and getting to Italy from other countries in Europe, North America, and Australasia>Historical and cultural background--with comprehensive sections on the legends and culture of the indigenous Ladin people>Cortina, Bolzano, and ten other towns and villages--detailed street plans, where to stay, where to eat, what to see, and getting to the start of a trek>Green hiking, health, and safety--how to stay healthy on a hike and minimize impact on a fragile region>Italian language section>Flora and fauna--four-page full-color guide to the flowers of the Dolomites, plus an illustrated bird identification section

Eastern Front Sniper is a long overdue and comprehensive biography of one of World War II’s most accomplished snipers.Mathäus Hetzenauer, the son of a Tyrolean peasant family, was born in December 1924\. He was drafted into the Mountain Reserve Battalian 140 at the age of 18 but discharged five month’s later.He received a new draft notice in January 1943 for a post in the Styrian Truppenübungsplatz Seetal Alps where he met some of the best German snipers and learned his art.Hetzenauer went on to fight in Romania, Eastern Hungary and in Slovakia. As recognition for his more than 300 confirmed kills he was awarded on the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross on April 17, 1945.After nearly five years of Soviet captivity Mathäus Hetzenauer returned to Austria on January 10, 1950. He lived in the Tyrol's Brixen Valley until his death on 3 October of 2004.

Ludwig Bemelmans - legendary bon vivant, raconteur and self-mythologiser - lived life like a character from a novel. Thankfully for us he was there to write about it himself. After an idyllic Tyrolean childhood followed by an equally rebellious adolescence, Ludwig was shipped off to America by his family. He spent years working in New York's hotel and restaurant demimonde and a period in the US Army before eventually becoming a celebrated artist and writer. He moved seamlessly from below stairs to mixing with the rich and famous. He spent time in Hollywood, designed sets for Broadway, opened restaurants and travelled on endless adventures through South America and Europe. Wherever Ludwig went and whatever he did -letting Parisian criminals baby-sit his daughter, getting caught with his toenails painted red by the Gestapo or discovering the only restaurant with toilets in the Amazon jungle - you were guaranteed magic and pure entertainment. When You Lunch with the Emperor paints an enchanted picture of this life less ordinary through Bemelmans' finest tales.

A record of the Haflinger's development from its origins in the Tyrolean Alps to its modern role as a riding and driving horse.