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old label in German
Posted by Norman King
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old label in German May 14, 2012 03:15AM |
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Registered: 3 years ago Posts: 404 |
Can anyone help me with this label? I know this part: “ . . . with native Bismuth from Schneeberg/Saxony.” The first word is “skutterudite,” but I can’t make out the second letter of that script, and I can’t get the second word (in parentheses) at all.
I am also having trouble with the words at the lower left, but assume it refers to being collected in 1860.
The specimen is arborescent bismuth, and photos should be in the gallery. I will post some as soon as I get all the information from this label.
Thanks in advance.
Norman King
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/14/2012 03:16AM by Norman King.
I am also having trouble with the words at the lower left, but assume it refers to being collected in 1860.
The specimen is arborescent bismuth, and photos should be in the gallery. I will post some as soon as I get all the information from this label.
Thanks in advance.
Norman King
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/14/2012 03:16AM by Norman King.
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 04:47AM |
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 07:17AM |
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 07:21AM |
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 09:59AM |
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Registered: 5 years ago Posts: 358 |
Just googled and found a family dynasty "von Rex", see [de.wikipedia.org]).
Saxony would fit, incidence?
Saxony would fit, incidence?
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 08:41PM |
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Registered: 3 years ago Posts: 404 |
Thank you all for your help. I have the mineralogic information from the label now.
After more study I decided the "Rex" in the lower left really is Rex and not Rek (as in Rekquisition), so it may indeed be from a "Graf Rex" (apparently short for Graf von Rex), as Christian said, a real German Count from the 19th Century. However, I guess we do not know for sure whose collection this was. I will simply post the label as a daughter photograph, and people can form their own conclusions. I acquired the specimen from Christian Rewitzer, and he is good at proper attribution of historic specimens, but could not make an attribution for this one.
I have a bit more photography to do, and will upload photos soon to the bismuth and skutterudite galleries.
After more study I decided the "Rex" in the lower left really is Rex and not Rek (as in Rekquisition), so it may indeed be from a "Graf Rex" (apparently short for Graf von Rex), as Christian said, a real German Count from the 19th Century. However, I guess we do not know for sure whose collection this was. I will simply post the label as a daughter photograph, and people can form their own conclusions. I acquired the specimen from Christian Rewitzer, and he is good at proper attribution of historic specimens, but could not make an attribution for this one.
I have a bit more photography to do, and will upload photos soon to the bismuth and skutterudite galleries.
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Re: old label in German May 14, 2012 10:41PM |
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Registered: 4 years ago Posts: 483 |
There is also a "Graf von Rex GmbH" which (among other things) is in the metal processing business, maybe they are related:
[www.rex-industrie-produkte.de]
Vik
[www.rex-industrie-produkte.de]
Vik
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