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From: David
Remote Name: 64.12.117.76
Date: 12/13/2008
Time: 09:37:29 AM
Perhaps there is a group of people that have an interest in the history of 'Georg Von Frundsberg' and collect different items depicting his name, similar to people that collect 'Lohengrin' items. There is also the chance that a WWII collecor may have an interest in the stein from the conection of the name with the 10th Panzer Division as seen in the link below. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georg_von_Frundsberg "His son Caspar (1500–1536) and his grandson Georg (died 1586) were both soldiers of some distinction. With the latter's death, the family became extinct. During World War II, the Waffen-SS's 10th Panzer Division was given the honorific title Frundsberg."