Fraktur Reproductions: Farewell Bird, matted Vietnam Made in Jamestown

Made in Jamestown

The lives and deeds of such famous and ordinary folk of Pennsylvania Dutch country are chronicled by Jack Brubaker in this collection of fascinating vignettes drawn from his Lancaster New Era column

her sisters

The pillars of Rome crumbled while Protestant Reformers established their own state churches

after growing up in a small Swiss Mennonite community in Ohio

Fraktur Reproductions: Farewell Bird, matted Vietnam Made in JamestownReproduction prints of Mennonite Life Fraktur Collections. Prints of fraktur from the Mennonite Life Museum. They are available with acid proof mat board, packaged in plastic sleeves. The perfect gift for a fraktur collector! John Metzler (1828 1921) received this farewell bird, attributed to Jacob Nolt, on June 26, 1837. He later married Mary Ann Burkholder and lived in West Earl Township area of Lancaster County, Pa. He was a member of the Metzler