Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994

Christoph Jamnitzer's copper heraldic animal was removed in 1983 for restoration and on the occasion of the upcoming exhibition to mark the 400th anniversary of Wenzel Jamnitzer's death. A small metal plate with the following name was discovered on the back of the left tail scroll: "CHRISTOF IAMMIZER GOLDSCHMID UND MICHEL ADELHART VERFERTIGTEN DIS ANO 1617." Michel Adelhart was a coppersmith who lived in Nuremberg from 1574 to 1632.

Herbert Bäuerlein: Eine Entdeckung am Reichsadler über dem Rathausportal, in: Nürnberger Altstadtberichte 10, 1985, pp. 57-64; Elke Masa: Freiplastiken in Nürnberg, 1994