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    Posted 5 years ago

    Golgatha
    (215 items)

    My great grandfather Fritz Julius Petersen (1869-1911), who was in the fertilizer business, received this 19.5 cm high brass and glass tankard newyear 1896 from one of his German business associates. The text on the lid reads: "F. Norlander s. l. F. Petersen z. fr. Erg. 1896 Neujahr". Does anyone know who this F. Norlander was ?

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    1. inky inky, 5 years ago
      I love old steins, and have a few, it would be very easy to collect these alone!..and how great to have the history with yours...:-)
    2. Radegunder Radegunder, 4 years ago
      z.fr.Erg. could mean (zum freudigen Ergebnis)
      for the good results! Which could refer to the good business year 1896 and given to Norlander and Petersen in New Year?
    3. Golgatha Golgatha, 4 years ago
      Thanks for the comment Radegunder. I believe you're right. Tell me when you've identified F. Norlander s. l. !

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