Trunck Collection

Beech Trees in Frederiksdal near Copenhagen, 1828 (oil on paper mounted on card)
XKH141444 Beech Trees in Frederiksdal near Copenhagen, 1828 (oil on paper mounted on card) by Morgenstern, Christian Ernst Bernhard (1805-67); 25.4x33.1 cm; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg

Barn Swallow calling from trunk Netherlands, Hirundo rustica

Great Grey Owl landing on trunk, Strix nebulosa

Common Redshank on trunk, Tringa totanus

Little Owl perched perched on trunk, Athene noctua

Little Owl perched on trunk, Athene noctua

French Cavaliers C17Th
The costume of French Cavaliers include: doublets, ruffs, trunk-hose, capes, cocked hats with feathers & very high boots reaching above the knees with tabbed tops. Date: early 17th century

Motorways Coach - 2
See Europe from an Armchair - exterior of a Motorways pullman saloon, rear and side views. Each passenger was given their own trunck for convenience in packing

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"Trunk: A Journey Through Time and Nature's Secrets" Step into the captivating world of trunks, where mysteries unfold and stories are whispered through the ages. From the infamous Crime of Monte Carlo to enchanting illustrations from Le Petit Journal, this collection unveils a tapestry of intriguing tales. In one corner, an oil painting transports us to Frederiksdal near Copenhagen in 1828. Beech trees stand tall, their trunks whispering secrets only they know. Meanwhile, French Cavaliers from the 17th century gallop on horseback, their noble steeds carrying them towards unknown adventures. Nature's symphony plays its part too as a Barn Swallow calls out from a trunk in the Netherlands. Its melodious song echoes through time, reminding us of the beauty found within even the smallest moments. And there it is again—a Great Grey Owl gracefully landing on a sturdy trunk—its piercing gaze revealing wisdom beyond measure. Not to be outdone by avian wonders alone, we witness a Common Redshank perched delicately upon a trunk. With elegance and grace, it reminds us that nature's marvels can be found even in unexpected places. Athene noctua makes its presence known not once but twice—first with a Little Owl perched regally on a trunk and then with Winter Wren joining in harmony atop another. But our journey doesn't end there; two Juvenile Tawny Owls make an appearance on separate trunks in The Netherlands. Their youthful innocence juxtaposed against ancient wood serves as a reminder that life continues its cycle amidst ever-changing landscapes. As we reflect upon these diverse scenes captured throughout history—from crime scenes to natural wonders—we realize that trunks hold more than meets the eye. They carry stories untold and secrets waiting to be discovered by those willing to listen closely enough. So let us embark together on this remarkable journey through time and nature's hidden treasures, where trunks become gateways to the extraordinary.