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14 14TH XIV XIVTH FOURTEENTH CENTURY

CODEX PALATINUS GERMANICUS 848

CUT (TAILORING)

DYNASTY: HABSBURG

FURNITURE: THRONE

GERMANY HISTORY

HENRY VI HOHENSTAUFEN

HERALDIC SHIELD

HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR

Holy Roman Empire

RUDIGER MANESSE