English: The Woodwose (German 'Wilder Mann') on a
thaler from
Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel in modern
Germany. Brunswick thalers from the mints in the
Harz Mountains often feature the Wilder Mann as a design feature, other mints having the ruler's portrait.
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The Woodwose (German 'Wilder Mann') on a [[thaler]] from [[Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel]] in modern [[Germany]]. Brunswick thalers from the mints in the [[Harz]] Mountains often feature the Wilder Mann as a design feature, other mints having the ruler's portrai
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English: The Woodwose (German 'Wilder Mann') on a
thaler from
Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel in modern
Germany. Brunswick thalers from the mints in the
Harz Mountains often feature the Wilder Mann as a design feature, other mints having the ruler's portrait.
This work has been released into the public domain by its author, Talshiarr at
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The Woodwose (German 'Wilder Mann') on a [[thaler]] from [[Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel]] in modern [[Germany]]. Brunswick thalers from the mints in the [[Harz]] Mountains often feature the Wilder Mann as a design feature, other mints having the ruler's portrai
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