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  • mererecorder:

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  • justanothercyanidesky:

St Edwards Parish Church, Stow on the Wold, England.

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    St Edwards Parish Church, Stow on the Wold, England.

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    • 17 hours ago
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  • these-cats:

Excuse me, waiter!

all of the cats

    these-cats:

    Excuse me, waiter!

    all of the cats

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    • 17 hours ago
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    • 17 hours ago
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    • 17 hours ago
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  • squidgeyw:

Brave King on Flickr.

    squidgeyw:

    Brave King on Flickr.

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    • 17 hours ago
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    • 17 hours ago
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  • fuckyeahvikingsandcelts:

Viking ‘Openwork’ Horse Mount 
Silver, 5.53 grams, 32.64 mm. 8th-10th century. A finely-made mount in the form of a galloping horse, its reins, crupper, girth and saddle all carefully delineated against the striped background. There are two mounting-lugs on the reverse. The stance of the animal is similar to the Viking horse-and-rider firesteel handle found at Postwick (Norfolk), but the present piece is very finely detailed and shows little wear. There is no indication of a rider having been present, which makes this a rare item.

    fuckyeahvikingsandcelts:

    Viking ‘Openwork’ Horse Mount

    Silver, 5.53 grams, 32.64 mm. 8th-10th century. A finely-made mount in the form of a galloping horse, its reins, crupper, girth and saddle all carefully delineated against the striped background. There are two mounting-lugs on the reverse. The stance of the animal is similar to the Viking horse-and-rider firesteel handle found at Postwick (Norfolk), but the present piece is very finely detailed and shows little wear. There is no indication of a rider having been present, which makes this a rare item.

    Source: time-lines.co.uk
    • 17 hours ago
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