Null Agricultural tractor DEUTZ FIL 514 Registration number: 572 DA 29 of 21.11.…

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Agricultural tractor DEUTZ FIL 514 Registration number: 572 DA 29 of 21.11.1956, Type: FIL 514, Serial number: 7526/930

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Agricultural tractor DEUTZ FIL 514 Registration number: 572 DA 29 of 21.11.1956, Type: FIL 514, Serial number: 7526/930

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ERINNOPHILIE - BOURGES (18) - September 14 to October 4, 1908. AGRICULTURAL AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITION. Collection of 5 different vignettes, illustration in the center of a tractor, on the right a sowing machine by Oscar Roty.

Starting price 180 EUR

GALLO-ROMAINE ANTIQUITY - DUPONDIUS OF AUGUST AND AGRIPPA - AGRICULTURAL COLONY OF NIMES - 20 to 14 B.C. - rare WHOLE PIECE (generally these coins were used cut in two) - beautiful coin very well centered - leaning heads of Agrippa with headdress and Augustus on the right with bare head - legend IMPERATOR DIVI FILIUS (the emperor son of the divine) - reverse crocodile chained to a palm tree, palms below - legend COL - NEM (Colonia Nemausus - Colonie de Nîmes) - 26 mm - 12,82 gr - TTB /SUP

Estim. 4 500 - 5 000 EUR

Ushebti for Khaemwaset. Ancient Egypt, New Kingdom, 19th dynasty, reign of Ramses II, 1279 - 1213 BC. Faience. Restored neck. Provenance: Private collection A. Alonso, Salamanca. Formed between 1960 and 1980 / Galería Arqueológica J. Bagot, Spain, 2015; Exhibited: Museo Colección Ifergan, Málaga (2018-2020); Feriarte, IFEMA (Madrid, 12-20 November 2022). Measurements: 15.5 cm. This khaemwaset ushebti is depicted as a laborer, as he wields two hoes to work in the fields of Osiris of the Hereafter. He wears a short wig from which a braid protrudes on the right side. He wears a curly Osirian beard, ending in a tight forward curve. From his mummiform shroud, which covers the whole body, only the hands protrude, crossed on the chest, holding the aforementioned agricultural tools. On the body there is a vertical register of hieroglyphic writing. This horizontal inscription translates: "May the Osiris, Son of the King, (priest) Shem, Khaemwaset, righteous of voice, be enlightened". Khaemwaset was a prince of Egypt. Fourth son of Pharaoh Ramses II and second son of his second Great Royal Wife, Queen Isis-Nefert. He is the best known of Ramses' sons, as his contributions to Egyptian society were remembered for centuries. He has been described as the first Egyptologist due to his work in identifying and restoring historic buildings, tombs and temples. He was high priest of Ptah and, at the end of his life, governor of Memphis and crown prince. He died at the age of 56, in the 55th year of his father's reign. His tomb is probably located in Saqqara, where some remains were found that could belong to him."

Estim. 1 000 - 1 200 EUR

Ushebti moniform; Egypt, low period, 664-332. Green faience. Measurements: 9 x 2,5 x 2 cm. Ushebti made of green faience with writing cartouches on the front and seed bag on the back as usual in this type of figurines. The ushebtis are small statuettes that were deposited in the tombs as part of the funerary trousseau of the deceased. The oldest preserved examples come from the Middle Empire, although we already find references to them in texts from the end of the Ancient Empire. Throughout time they always maintained the same function in the religious sphere but, while during the Middle Empire they were conceived as the representation of their owner before Osiris in the tasks of farming in the kingdom of the shadows, replicas of the deceased, from the New Empire onwards they came to be seen as servants or slaves of the deceased, being made in large quantities.

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