Wehr Collection

Schloss Colditz Zwickauer Mulde Colditz Churches
Schloss Colditz, Zwickauer Mulde in Colditz, Churches in Colditz, 1908, Landkreis Leipzig, Colditz, Schlosz und Wehr, Germany

Churches Landkreis Mittelsachsen Floha river
Churches in Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Floha river in Floha, 1906, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Floha, Wehr und Kirche, Germany

Gradierwerk Bad Kosen Saale Bad Kosen
Gradierwerk Bad Kosen, Saale in Bad Kosen, Ships in Germany, 1905, Saxony-Anhalt, Bad Kosen, Bootsstation mit Gradierwerk und Wehr

Churches Landkreis Mittelsachsen Zschopau river
Churches in Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Zschopau (river), 1905, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Floha, Kirche und Wehr, Germany

Gradierwerk Bad Kosen Saale Naumburg 1905
Gradierwerk Bad Kosen, Saale in Naumburg, 1905, Saxony-Anhalt, Bad Kosen, Gradierwerk mit Salinen und Wehr, Germany

Weirs Saxony Zwickauer Mulde Waldenburg Mills
Weirs in Saxony, Zwickauer Mulde in Waldenburg, Mills in Landkreis Zwickau, 1919, Landkreis Zwickau, Waldenburg, Wehr an der furstlichen Muhle, Germany

Spree Bautzen 1903 Landkreis Bautzen der Fischerpforte
Spree in Bautzen, 1903, Landkreis Bautzen, Bautzen, Spree an der Fischerpforte mit Wehr, Germany

Spree Bautzen Historical images Lauenturm 1903
Spree in Bautzen, Historical images of Lauenturm, 1903, Landkreis Bautzen, Bautzen, Spree mit Wehr, Lauerturm, Germany

Hammermühlenbrücke Spree Bautzen Hammermühle Bautzen
Hammermuhlenbrucke, Spree in Bautzen, Hammermuhle Bautzen, Historical images of Ortenburg (Bautzen), 1903, Landkreis Bautzen, Bautzen, Seidauer Spreebrucke mit Wehr und Hammermuhle, Germany

Burg Kriebstein 1899 Landkreis Mittelsachsen
Burg Kriebstein, 1899, Landkreis Mittelsachsen, Waldheim, Schlosz Kriebstein mit Wehr, Germany

A German iron commemorative medal - 1916
An iron commemorative medal inscribed - Gold gab ich zur wehr eisen nahm ich zur ehr (I gave gold and was given iron in its place) and In eiserner zeit - 1916. Commemorative Ware

Black Forest in fog, near Wehr, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, Europe

Wahr dich, Wehr dich, Wach auf. Melde dich zur Bayr. Reichswehr. Poster shows a German soldier holding a rifle. Text: Defend yourself, protect yourself, wake up. Enlist in the Bavarian Reichswehr

Gold gab ich zur Wehr, Eisen nahm ich zur Ehr

Wagner the Wehr-Wolf
Illustration from Wagner the Wehr-Wolf as it terrorises religious types in a church

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"Wehr: A Glimpse into German Iron Commemorative Medals of 1916" Step back in time to the year 1916, where a series of German iron commemorative medals were created. Among them, one particular name stands out - N. N. Wehr. Hailing from Wilhelmshausen, Speele, Bonaforth, and Linden, Wehrbock showcases their expertise through detailed views and cross-sections at a scale of 1:20. The artistry continues with N. N. Wehr's lithographs on paper depicting cuts at various scales. From Bonaforth to Speele and even Wolfsanger, Spiekershausen, Kragenhof - each piece measures around 31. 1 x 41. 1 cm (including scan edges). These intricate works provide an insight into the meticulous planning behind canalization projects such as the Oder's Schleuse at the Judgment in Riebnig. Moving on to Berlin's Muhlendamm area, N. N. Wehr captures the essence of movement devices within their lithograph titled "Wehr: Views. " The attention to detail is astonishing as they present floor plans and cuts at a scale of 1:10. Linden becomes another canvas for N. N. Wehr's creativity as they showcase catwalks through views and cuts scaled at both 1:10 and 1:5 respectively; this lithograph measuring approximately 70. 8 x 91. 4 cm (including scan edges). Lastly, we delve into Spiekershausen with yet another set of cuts presented by N. N. Weher on paper measuring around30. 9 x40. 9cm (including scan edges)at a scale of I :100. Their precision shines through once again. These remarkable pieces offer us glimpses into Germany's engineering prowess during that era while highlighting N. N. Weher’s exceptional talent in capturing the intricacies of these structures.