Diese Bilder hatte ich total vergessen. Ich mag ja alte Fahrzeuge, und diese gehören ja gewissermassen auch zu den Oldtimern … 😉
… I had totally forgotten about these photos. As you know, I like old vehicles, and these belong somehow among the veteran „cars“ … 😉
… First a model with two wheels; how did one get on and off??? Is that why they are called „traps“? 😉
… Fine seats. I guess they kept the middle open for the picnic basket … 😉
… It had this fine artwork on the front (a family sign? Producer’s brand?) First I thought of the Jacobite rose, but that has five petals.
… One size larger (the carriage, that is) … on the heart shaped sign it says „Newly wed“.
… They have given the repair of the cushions a rather half hearted effort here. This carriage could look nice again with a bit of work. But we leave that to some younger people.
… A totally different kind of „carriage“. Take a look at the weird arrangement of the wheels!
Ansonsten war dort nicht so viel, was uns interessierte, aber diesen grossen Spiegel haben wir ergattert für 220 Kronen (29,50 Euro für geschliffenes Glas). Da ich das für billig hielt, dachte ich, dass der Rahmen wohl aus bemaltem Plastik ist, aber nein, das ist ein Holzrahmen. Die Dame, die dort Geld einkassierte schaute auch etwas verwundert auf das Preisschild, aber wir haben uns nicht beklagt. 😉 Er macht sich doch gut in unserem Eingang.
… Apart from that, there wasn’t much that caught our interest, but we grabbed this large mirror for 220 crowns (36.66 USD for honed glass). As I found that cheap, I thought that the frame must be made of plastic and painted over, but no, it is a wooden frame. The lady who cashed the money looked a bit surprised at the price tag, but we did not complain. 😉 Does it not look fine in our entré?
Habt noch einen angenehmen Tag alle zusammen!
… Have a pleasant day, everybody!
