Seals auctions

Bruntál – Seal of the Weavers' Guild (1815), die diameter 36 mm, handle height 113 mm
Germany - Seal of the City of Berlin from 1280 - SIGLIVM BURGENSIVM DE B(ER)LINSUM; made by Hermann Eitzen, Reutlingen; brown patina; unglazed; 75 mm
Biskupice near Jevíčko, Parish Almshouse — Brass stamp, diameter 41 mm, height 114 mm
Folmava - SECOND-CLASS BORDER CUSTOMS OFFICE - old national coat of arms, bronze replica, 36 mm
Evangelical Parish in Královské Vinohrady, Cu 43 mm, slightly damaged
brass; seal field 2.3 x 2 cm; height 3 cm. Silesia, second half of the 18th century. The seal field features an image of a town hall with three towers; the inscription around the edge reads: WALDENBURGISCHES RATHS SIEGEL.
silver, bone; height 7.3 cm; seal field 1.8 x 1.4 cm. Poland, 1840s–1850s. Noteworthy is the precise and artistic craftsmanship of the handle in the neo-Baroque style of the Biedermeier period. Notable families known to have used this coat of arms include: Brzostowski, Krzywicki, Lenczewski, Sobolewski, Strojnowski, Trzeciak, and Zaborowski.
Šumvald - Šumperk, Stamps of Aurelie Ungrová, Šumvald, general merchandise store - Produced by the engraving firm F. Kroul in Šumperk, 3 copies