The prison tower, probably German from the first half of the 15th century.
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A red horn with an untreated, but nutty to the rear, engraved on the front a lady in a foot-side suit, hood and with h hand stretched, head in profile, body in a half profile. Leaf loops to fund, at the top a stretcher with three eight-tab flowers, side yards with oblique lines. Two replays on the sides. Nozzle of steel with a straight bow, 42 mm long spout with an outer closure. A spring loaded lever with a nerved dash. Two stray loops on the sargen. The two lower openings fitted with steel fittings with straight saws, an engraved screw in each.
- Collection
- Europeana
- Title
- The prison tower, probably German from the first half of the 15th century.
- Object Type
- prison tower
- Link to Europeana
- Click here
- License
- Please see source.
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