German museum records detail historical sword and textile artifacts

Museum digital records highlight various historical artifacts held in German collections. One notable item is a ceremonial sword used by civil servants of the Kingdom of Bavaria, dating from approximately 1825. The sword features intricate decorations, including a lion head on the hilt and the Bavarian coat of arms, with the inscription ‘In Treue fest’ on the blued blade.

Additionally, records from the German Damask and Terry Museum detail a Liropol towel produced in the 1980s by VEB Frottana Großschönau. The towel is a double-pile knit made of cotton and polyamide, featuring a striped design in various colors such as green, purple, and white.