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Birds (crows) on shrub 5,25 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Dam deer, roe deer and elk 39,80 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

European fallow deer, roe deer, elk in the midst of three fir trees and a small rock with fir.

Series list for 211/1019
No. 211-et 31 (1x) Fallow deer, stag, standing, p
No. 211-et 9 (1x) Elk, running, p
No. 211-et 32 (1x) Fallow deer, stag, standing, p
No. 211-et 11 (1x) Moose, standing, p
No. 211-et 33 (1x) Fallow deer, stag, standing, p
No. 211-26z12 (1x) Fir, large
No. 211-et 30 (1x) Fallow deer, fawn, running
No. 211-26z14 (1x) Fir, small
No. 211-et 25 (1x) Roe deer, grazing
No. 211-26z13 (1x) Fir, medium size
No. 211-et 26 (1x) Roe deer, buck, running, p
No. 211-et 49 (1x) Rock, small with fir tree
No. 211-et 10 (1x) Moose, cow, running, p
No. 211-et 34 (1x) Fallow deer, stag, standing
No. 211-et 12a (1x) Moose, cow, standing, p
No. 211-et 35 (1x) Fallow deer, stag, standing, hp
No. 211-et 12b (1x) Moose, cow, standing, p

Cocks and mouflons 26,80 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Cocks (also chamois), mouflons with an ibex on rocks. Three firs complete the picture.

Series list for 211/1020
No. 211-et 22 (1x) Chamois, standing, p
No. 211-et 43 (1x) Mouflon ram, head turning
No. 211-et 44 (1x) Mouflon ram, running
No. 211-et 45 (1x) Mouflon ram, standing
No. 211-et 46 (1x) Mouflon ram, standing
No. 211-et 24 (1x) Ibex, on rocks, p
No. 211-26z12 (1x) Fir tree, large
No. 211-et 23 (1x) Chamois, buck, standing, p
No. 211-26z14 (1x) Fir, small
No. 211-et 21 (1x) Chamois, fawn, standing, p
No. 211-26z13 (1x) Fir, medium size

European wildlife 75,80 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Brown bears, wolves, hares, foxes, badgers, pigs, capercaillies and black grouse, lynx. Brown bears, capercaillies, sow with five young, black grouse, badgers, hares, lynx, red fox, wolves, various Nordland spruces, three firs and an unleaved birch.

Series list for 211/1023
No. 211-26z11 (1x) Nordland spruce (2)
No. 211-et 14 (1x) Wolf, attacking, p
No. 211-et 28 (1x) Capercaillie, cock, mating, p
No. 211-et 42 (1x) Hare, 2 fighting
No. 211-26z12 (1x) Fir tree, large
No. 211-et 15 (1x) Wolf, attacking, hp
No. 211-et 29 (1x) Capercaillie, hen, sitting, p
No. 211-et 47 (1x) Badger, in front of the den
No. 211-26z13 (1x) Fir tree, medium size
No. 211-et 16 (1x) Wolf, attacking, p
No. 211-et 3 (1x) Brown bear, digging, hf
No. 211-et 48 (1x) Roe deer with 5 newborns
No. 211-26z14 (1x) Fir tree, small
No. 211-et 17 (1x) Hare, sitting, p
No. 211-et 36 (1x) Hare, sitting
No. 211-et 5 (1x) Wolf, running
No. 211-26z15 (1x) Nordland spruce, medium size
No. 211-et 18 (1x) Red fox, running, p
No. 211-et 38 (1x) Hare, young hare, fleeing, p
No. 211-et 6 (1x) Wolf, standing, f
No. 211-26z16 (1x) Nordland spruce, medium size
No. 211-et 19 (1x) Black grouse, mating
No. 211-et 39 (1x) Hare, fleeing, p
No. 211-et 7 (1x) Wolf, standing, p
No. 211-26z17 (1x) Nordland spruce, medium sized
No. 211-et 2 (1x) Brown bear, running, p
No. 211-et 4 (1x) Lynx, standing, p
No. 211-et 8 (1x) Wolf, standing, p
No. 211-et 1 (1x) Brown bear, upright, f
No. 211-et 20 (1x) Black grouse, flying off a branch
No. 211-et 40 (1x) Hare, fleeing, p
No. 211-et 37 (1x) Hare, hopping/fleeing
No. 211-26z10 (1x) Birch, without leaves
No. 211-et 13 (1x) Wolf, hunting, hp
No. 211-et 27 (1x) Badger, turning head
No. 211-et 41 (1x) Hare, fleeing, p

Reindeers 33,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

The reindeer (Rangifer tarandus), also known as the caribou in North America, is a species of deer with circumpolar distribution, native to Arctic, sub-Arctic, tundra, boreal, and mountainous regions of northern Europe, Siberia, and North America.

The reindeer (Rangifer tarandus), formerly the reindeer, is a species of mammal in the deer family (Cervidae). It lives circumpolar in summer in the tundras and in winter in the taiga of northern Eurasia and North America, as well as on Greenland and other Arctic islands.

Series list for 211/1024
No. 211-la 21 (1x) Reindeer, walking in steps, p
No. 211-la 37 (1x) Reindeer, fleeing, p
No. 211-la 22 (1x) Reindeer, leading animal with bell
No. 211-la 38 (1x) Reindeer, fleeing, p
No. 211-la 23 (1x) Reindeer, standing, p
No. 211-la 24 (1x) Reindeer, standing, p
No. 211-la 25 (1x) Reindeer, standing, p
No. 211-la 26 (1x) Reindeer, standing, grazing, p
No. 211-la 18 (1x) Reindeer, running, p
No. 211-la 27 (1x) Reindeer, walking, p
No. 211-la 19 (1x) Reindeer, running, p
No. 211-la 28 (1x) Reindeer, walking, p
No. 211-la 20 (1x) Reindeer, standing, 3/4-p
No. 211-la 29 (1x) Reindeer, calf, walking, p

Farm-animals in Africa and the Mediterraneum. 33,95 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Goats, donkeys, african cattle. Animals for a farm.

Series list for 211/1030
No. 211-mt 7 (1x) Goat, grazing
No. 211-mt 15 (1x) Watussi cattle, standing
No. 211-mt 8 (1x) Goat, standing, p
No. 211-mt 16 (1x) Watussi cattle, running, p
No. 211-mt 9 (1x) Goat, standing, p
No. 211-mt 17 (1x) Watussi cattle, bull, grazing
No. 211-mt 1 (1x) Humped cattle, bull, standing, p
No. 211-mt 2 (1x) Humped cattle, running, p
No. 211-mt 10 (1x) Goat, standing, p
No. 211-mt 3 (1x) Humpback cattle, running, p
No. 211-mt 11 (1x) Goat, standing, p
No. 211-mt 4 (1x) Humped cattle, bull, 3/4-p
No. 211-mt 12 (1x) Maskat donkey, running, p
No. 211-mt 5 (1x) Humped cattle, calf, running, p
No. 211-mt 13 (1x) Maskat donkey, standing, p
No. 211-mt 6 (1x) Humped cattle, feeding, p
No. 211-mt 14 (1x) Watussi cattle, standing, p

Vultures (assortment) 18,75 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:10:23 +0200

Various vultures on tree, on carrion, on tree rest and landing on branch. Height of trees: 13,5 and 14 cm.

Series list for 211/1002
No. 211-11 b (1x) 5 vultures at the carrion
No. 211-11 c (1x) Vulture on tree remains
No. 211-11 d (1x) 3 vultures landing on branch
No. 211-11 a (1x) Several vultures on tree

Wild Boars (Wild swine) 32,00 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

A feeding place with wild pigs.

The wild boar (Sus scrofa), also known as the wild swine, Eurasian wild pig, or simply wild pig,is a suid native to much of Eurasia, North Africa, and the Greater Sunda Islands. Human intervention has spread its distribution further, making the species one of the widest-ranging mammals in the world, as well as the most widely spread suiform. Its wide range, high numbers, and adaptability mean that it is classed as least concern by the IUCN and it has become an invasive species in part of its introduced range. The animal probably originated in Southeast Asia during the Early Pleistocene, and outcompeted other suid species as it spread throughout the Old World -Wikipedia-

Series list for 100/72/5
No. 100-1502 (1x) Wild boar boar
No. 100-1513 (1x) Wild boar sow
No. 100-1503 (1x) Wild boar boar, churning floor
No. 100-1514 (1x) Wild boar sow
No. 100-1504 (1x) Wild boar boar, attacking
No. 100-1515 (1x) Wild boar freshling, waiting
No. 100-1507 (1x) Wild boar sow
No. 100-1516 (1x) Wild boar freshling, searching on the ground
No. 100-1508 (1x) Wild boar freshling
No. 100-1517 (1x) Wild boar freshling
No. 100-1509 (1x) Wild boar freshling
No. 100-1518 (1x) Wild boar freshling, frolicking
No. 100-1510 (1x) Wild boar sow
No. 100-1500 (1x) Feeding trough
No. 100-1511 (1x) Wild boar sow
No. 100-1501 (1x) Wild boar boar, rubbing against tree stump
No. 100-1512 (1x) Wild boar sow, rolling in the dirt

Arabian horses 38,30 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

The Arabian or Arab horse is a breed of horse that originated on the Arabian Peninsula. With a distinctive head shape and high tail carriage, the Arabian is one of the most easily recognizable horse breeds in the world. It is also one of the oldest breeds, with archaeological evidence of horses in the Middle East that resemble modern Arabians dating back 4,500 years. Throughout history, Arabian horses have spread around the world by both war and trade, used to improve other breeds by adding speed, refinement, endurance, and strong bone. Today, Arabian bloodlines are found in almost every modern breed of riding horse. -Wikipedia-

The Thoroughbred Arabian - also Arabian Thoroughbred (AV) - is the purebred form of the Arabian horse, which belongs to the Thoroughbred group. Shagya Arabians, Anglo-Arabians, Arabian half-breeds and Arabians are distinguished from the purebred Arabian Thoroughbred, as they all have a proportion of foreign blood. - Wikipedia -

Series list for 100/72/16
No. 100-A 7 (1x) Arabian horses (3), head resting on another's back
No. 100-A 1 (2x) Arabian stallion, quiet, (breeding stallion 'Jasir')
No. 100-A 5 (2x) Arabian mare
No. 100-A 6 (2x) Arabian foal
No. 100-A 2 (2x) Arabian stallion (guarding the herd)
No. 100-A 3 (2x) Arabian mare, grazing
No. 100-A 4 (2x) Arabian foal, quiet
No. 100-A 8 (2x) Arabian mare

Europ. Wildpferde 25,45 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

The wild horse (Equus ferus) is a species of the genus Equus, which includes as subspecies the modern domesticated horse (Equus ferus caballus) as well as the undomesticated tarpan (Equus ferus ferus, now extinct), and the endangered Przewalski's horse (Equus ferus przewalskii). Przewalski's horse had reached the brink of extinction but was reintroduced successfully back into the wild. The tarpan became extinct in the 19th century, though it is a possible ancestor of the domestic horse; it roamed the steppes of Eurasia at the time of domestication. -Wikipedia-

Also called tarpan:
The tarpan (Equus ferus ferus) is the extinct western form of the Eurasian wild horse. It was widespread west of the Urals (especially in the southern Russian steppes) and disappeared in the course of the 19th century at the latest. Sometimes the species is subdivided again into the variants forest tarpan and steppe tarpan.
Also called Prewalski's horses:
The Przewalski's horse (Equus ferus przewalskii) Asian wild horse or Mongolian wild horse was previously thought to be the only subspecies of wild horse that has survived in its wild form until today. A publication in the journal Science in 2018 shows that Przewalski horses are Botai horses that went feral around 5000 years ago.
- Wikipedia -

Series list for 100/72/15
No. 100-GT 7 (1x) Tarpan mare, grazing
No. 100-GT 8 (1x) Tarpan mare
No. 100-GT 1 (1x) Tarpan stallion, neck stretched forward, neighing
No. 100-GT 2 (1x) Tarpan stallion, neck stretched forward, whinnying
No. 100-GT 3 (1x) Tarpan mare
No. 100-GT 4 (1x) Tarpan mare
No. 100-GT 5 (1x) Tarpan mare
No. 100-GT 6 (1x) 13Tarpan foals

European Bisons 45,95 €

Mon, 01 Jun 2026 06:30:11 +0200

The European bison (Bison bonasus), also known as wisent or the European wood bison, is a Eurasian species of bison. It is one of two extant species of bison, alongside the American bison. Three subspecies existed in the recent past, but only one survives today -Wikipedia-.

Series list for 100/72/14
No. 100-164 a (2x) Bison: bull
No. 100-165 a (2x) Bison: bull
No. 100-GW 1 (2x) Bison: bull
No. 100-GW 2 (2x) Bison: bull
No. 100-166 a (2x) Bison
No. 100-GW 3 (2x) Bison: cow, grazing
No. 100-GW 4 (2x) Bison: cow
No. 100-GW 5 (2x) Bison: cow
No. 100-GW 6 (2x) Bison: calf

Aurochs 35,55 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

The aurochs (pl. aurochs, or rarely aurochsen, aurochses), also known as urus or ure (Bos primigenius), is an extinct species of large wild cattle that inhabited Europe, Asia, and North Africa. It is the ancestor of domestic cattle; it has also been suggested as an ancestor genetically to the modern European bison, which have been crossbred with steppe bison. The species survived in Europe until 1627, when the last recorded aurochs died in the Jaktorów Forest, Poland. -Wikipedia-

The aurochs (also Urochse), Ur or Urus (Bos primigenius) is a species of cattle that has become extinct in its wild form. According to recent genetic research, Near Eastern populations are considered to be the ancestral form of the taurine domestic cattle, which is thus a domesticated form of the Eurasian aurochs. The Indian zebu is descended from the Indian subspecies of Urs, which has also been listed by some authors as a separate species, Bos namadicus. The presumably last specimen of the formerly widespread wild form of the bovine died in 1627. - Wikipedia -

Series list for 100/72/13
No. 100-GU 5 (2x) Aurochs: cow, grazing
No. 100-GU 6 (2x) Aurochs: cow
No. 100-GU 7 (2x) Aurochs: calf
No. 100-GU 1 (2x) Aurochs: bull
No. 100-GU 2 (2x) Aurochs: cow
No. 100-GU 3 (2x) Aurochs: cow
No. 100-GU 4 (2x) Aurochs: cow

Domestic animals B 28,15 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

Pigs, horned cattle, mules, etc. (Animals for a farm)

Series list for 100/72/11
No. 100-95 a (2x) Foal
No. 100-91 a (2x) Pig, sniffing
No. 100-92 a (2x) Pig
No. 100-93 a (2x) Pig
No. 100-665 (2x) Bull
No. 100-94 a (2x) Pig, rolling around
No. 100-64 a (2x) Mule, also grazing
No. 100-88 a (2x) Cow
No. 100-89 a (2x) Cow
No. 100-90 a (2x) Calf

Game, Red Deer: Fleeing, stopping, securing 34,15 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

The red deer (Cervus elaphus) is one of the largest deer species. The red deer inhabits most of Europe, the Caucasus Mountains region, Asia Minor, Iran, parts of western Asia, and central Asia.

Series list for 100/72/10/2
No. 100-1542 (3x) Red deer
No. 100-1543 (3x) Red deer: calf
No. 100-1544 (1x) Crowned deer, securing
No. 100-1545 (1x) Red spike, securing
No. 100-1536 (1x) Crowned deer, fleeing
No. 100-1537 (3x) Red deer, fleeing
No. 100-1538 (3x) Red deer, fleeing

Red Deer (Game): Feeding, belling, resting 39,45 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

The red deer (Cervus elaphus) is one of the largest deer species. The red deer inhabits most of Europe, the Caucasus Mountains region, Asia Minor, Iran, parts of western Asia, and central Asia.

Series list for 100/72/10/1
No. 100-1534 (2x) Red deer
No. 100-1534 a (2x) Salt lick
No. 100-1535 (2x) Red deer, licking
No. 100-1539 (1x) Crowned deer, roaring
No. 100-1540 (3x) Red deer, resting
No. 100-1500 (1x) Feeding trough
No. 100-1541 (3x) Red deer, resting
No. 100-1531 (1x) Crowned deer, grazing
No. 100-1532 (1x) Red deer, grazing
No. 100-1533 (1x) Red deer, grazing

3 small rabbits 2,75 €

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 06:25:09 +0200

sitting, jumping, doing "manikins".

Series list for 101/CM6
No. 100-CM 8 (1x) Snow hare
No. 100-CM 6 (1x) Snow hare, making little men
No. 100-CM 7 (1x) Snow hare

Some crows, a shrup 9,15 €

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:06:04 +0200

Size 2 cm, defoliated.

Series list for 101/239-40
No. 100-239 (1x) Crows, sitting on the ground
No. 100-240 (1x) Crows, on two defoliated bushes

Horses, dead, wounded 15,20 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

Lying, saddled horses. Battlefield Accessories.

Series list for 100/72/9
No. 100-311 (2x) Russ. Cossack horse, dead
No. 100-332 (2x) Nap. Artillery horse, dead
No. 100-333 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse, dead

Horses, sattled 68,30 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

Various team and officer horses in various positions.
House horses, military horses.

Series list for 100/72/8
No. 100-135 a (2x) Pr. hussar horse with blanket, eating from feed bag
No. 100-1925 aI (1x) Nap. Cavalry horse, saddled, with lance
No. 100-236 (2x) Horse with blanket
No. 100-1918 (2x) Neapol. Team horse, single, calm
No. 100-1926 aI (1x) Nap. Cavalry horse, saddled, with lance
No. 100-339 (2x) Nap. Cuirassier/Dragoon horse, neighing
No. 100-1919 (2x) Neapol. Officer's horse, single
No. 100-343 (2x) Nap. Freestyle/dragoon horse with blanket, eating from feed bag
No. 100-1920 (2x) Neapol. Team horse, single
No. 100-596 (2x) King Frederick the Great's horse
No. 100-1921 (2x) Neapol. Divisional General's Horse, single
No. 100-597 (2x) Prussian Hussar Horse, saddled
No. 100-1922 (2x) Neapol. Officer's horse, single
No. 100-579 a (2x) Pr. general's horse (without rider)
No. 100-1923 (2x) Neapol. Officer's horse, single
No. 100-749 (2x) Horse, saddled
No. 100-1923 aI (1x) Nap. Cavalry horse, saddled, without lance
No. 100-750 (2x) Horse, unsaddled, with blanket, grazing
No. 100-1924 aI (1x) Nap. Cavalry horse, saddled, without lance

Horses, unsattled 42,35 €

Sun, 19 Apr 2026 07:05:08 +0200

Tied up, grazing, eating from feed bag, stabled, some with blanket around them.
House horses, military horses.

Series list for 100/72/7
No. 100-15 c (2x) Horse, unsaddled
No. 100-6 c (1x) Horse, also tethered
No. 100-14 c (2x) Horse, unsaddled
No. 100-585 b (1x) Pr. hussar horse, eating from a hanging feed bag
No. 100-13 c (2x) Horse, unsaddled
No. 100-30 a (2x) Horse, also grazing
No. 100-12 c (2x) Horse, unsaddled, with blanket
No. 100-28 a (2x) Horse with blanket, grazing/head raised
No. 100-11 c (1x) Horse, tethered
No. 100-10 c (1x) Horse, head raised, tethered
No. 100-9 c (1x) Horse, also tethered
No. 100-17 c (1x) Horse (mare), unsaddled, stabled
No. 100-8 c (1x) Horse, also tethered
No. 100-16 c (1x) Horse (stallion), unsaddled, stabled
No. 100-7 c (1x) Horse, also tethered