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by Lin Grosvenor
$27.00
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Munchen Bier iPhone case by Lin Grosvenor. Protect your iPhone with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your iPhone for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
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Welcome to the saloon.
We had a wonderful time in this Mutter-und-Vater spot in Munich.
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Protect your with an impact-resistant, slim-profile, hard-shell case. The image is printed directly onto the case and wrapped around the edges for a beautiful presentation. Simply snap the case onto your for instant protection and direct access to all of the phone's features!
Welcome to the saloon.
We had a wonderful time in this Mutter-und-Vater spot in Munich.
ART FU Itinerant image scavenger/prestidigitizer, with an eye for what pleases me (think: Francesca Bassington's drawing-room)... also perhaps one or two others. Vocation: Photographer errant, sedentary sketch artist, graphics tinkerer, picker, assembler, fool. (for the canonical compendium of commodities, go to www.hsnw.com) Specializing in everything (honest), but favoring Impressionistic Modern (my term), real scenes and whimsy. Eclectic is me. My sole criterion for selection of an image for inclusion here is that I be pleased to share it with others. I make no effort to make any art product appealing to everyone, so, if you think something is not your cup of tea, just meander along through my other offerings. If you find...
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John Bailey
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Peggy Berger
That's interesting, Lin. If it did say Willcommen, I would assume it may have been a restauration from the original writing and therefore be some type of 'old German'. My comment was never meant to be critical, I was more thinking in helpful terms :)
Lin Grosvenor replied:
Peggy, I was going through some photos taken on that trip, and I found one that clearly shows the spell you advised. It seems that the K was worn/faded on the sign, and in several images it did look like a C. I have adjusted this to incorporate you full suggestion text. Thanks again.
Lin Grosvenor
All, true, though the sign above the alcove in which we ate said simply "Willcommen", so I was about 1/2 correct (slightly better than my career average). I shall adjust it, thanks for the help.
Peggy Berger
I hope you dont mind me commenting - obviously feel free to delete this comment. It is 'Willkommen' and the description would most likely be 'Willkommen im Gasthaus' :)
Lin Grosvenor replied:
All better, now, methinks.