What hasn't been lost over the centuries? If we find old objects today, hardly anyone can tell what they are or what they were used for. Who still knows the tools of a thatcher or clog maker?

Often only the metal parts of tools, household items and utensils have survived. This book shows the old objects as they are found today. The pictures are intended to help you recognize them and place them in a specific time period.

What searcher hasn't experienced this? You find something and can't identify the find. This identification book shows over 550 illustrations on 120 A4 pages with the respective time determination UFG (Unknown Found Objects).

Details

• Identification of objects from 2000 years of everyday life of the "little man".
• Craftsmen, traders, agriculture,...
• Medicine, personal hygiene, household,...
• Self-defense, knives, pi8stoles,...
• over 550 illustrations

from crafts:

• Medicine
• Blacksmith
• locksmith
• raftsman
• Miner
• Wooden shoe maker
• Thatcher (thatcher)
• Forest glassblower
• Peat digger
• Carpenter
• Ship carpenter
• bricklayer
• Basket maker
• Farmer
• Merchant and carter
• Barber and body care

from household

• Knives, forks, spoons
• scissors
• Cooking accessories and fire equipment
• Knives

from self-defense

• Daggers
• Bows and arrows
• Gunsmith

Included in the scope of delivery

• Identification book "UFG Unknown found objects"
• Supplied in closed protective film