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Vintage 1960 Rothenburg Ob Der Tauber Germany Scrapbook Page Photos Prints Art
Scrapbook page and mounted pieces show light age toning and minor edge and corner wear. Some photos and prints have slight surface marks, small creases and gentle curling consistent with age. Binder punch holes are intact, glue holds pieces securely, and the sheet is clean overall with no missing elements.
Brand/Type: Handmade vintage scrapbook page with mounted photographs, postcards and art prints.
Primary subject: Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany, featuring the Rathaus and Altes Rathausportal doorway, marketplace fountain, and street views around Herrengasse and the Franziskaner Kirche.
One side includes two color prints credited \"L. Mößler pinx.\" and captioned \"Rothenburg o.d.T., Altes Rathausportal,\" a black-and-white snapshot of three adults on the same stone steps with handwritten German note mentioning \"am alten Rathausportal Oktober 1960,\" and an additional black-and-white historical scene photograph captioned in white ink \"Botschaft Tilly\'s – im 30 Jhr. Krieg.\"
The reverse side includes a printed reproduction of a medieval ordinance headed in German text and labeled \"Decretum in Senatu Rothenburg A. 1654\" with a small caption \"Mittelalterliche Verordnung gegen die Putzsucht,\" a black-and-white street photograph captioned \"Herrengasse\" and \"Franziskaner Kirche,\" and a large color illustration of the Rothenburg town square and Rathaus, signed at the lower right.
Construction: Heavy black scrapbook paper sheet with two binder punch holes along one edge; photographs and prints are glued in place and surrounded by handwritten white-ink captions directly on the page.
Era and theme: Page assembled around an October 1960 visit to Rothenburg ob der Tauber, combining contemporary travel snapshots with printed postcards and historical reproductions of local architecture and documents.
Collectible use: Ideal for collectors of German travel memorabilia, mid-20th-century photo albums, or ephemera suitable for display, research, or carefully removing and framing individual images.
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