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Old 6th May 2022, 09:43 AM   #1
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That´s a pretty interesting point! I did never pay attention to the form of the flower. Just looked at it as a flower pot mark. It indeed looks pretty much like the flower pot is filled with tulips! On the other hand the running wolf mark is mostly attributed to Solingen...

A Photo of the wolf would be nice.
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Thanks, wolf & Tulips add a conundrum to the enigma.
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