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A German mask of disgrace,16th/17th century.Forged iron with remnants of colour finish.Iron faceplate with openings for eyes,mouth,and nose.Riveted tongue sticking far out with a large spiked mouth plate on the other end.Riveted,hinged
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A German mask of disgrace in the shape of a wolf's head,16th/17th century. Forged iron. A mask made from riveted bar stock with pronounced teeth and ears attached by rivets. Two piece,hinged
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