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Image Not Available for The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.
The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.
Image Not Available for The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.

The groom kisses the hand of his father-in-law. Both the groom and bride receive apples from their in-laws. During the ceremony the apples are halved and exchanged. With this action, it is hoped that the pantry will never be empty of the young couple.

Creator Deutscher Verlag (German)
Date1930s
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 18 x 23.9 cm (7 1/16 x 9 7/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Object number2002/4193
LocationNot currently on display

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1930s
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Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Models wear dresses made out of apple pattern material.
Models wear dresses made out of apple pattern material.
Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for The wedding ceremony is carried out in front of a small round table, on which the wine and bread lies. The wedding veil of the bride is ventilated by the priest.
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Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
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Hellmann
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Photograph
Image Not Available for The arrival of the bride at the house of the bridegroom. The bride must walk on the carpet. On the way from her house to his house no human is allowed to touch her.
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Deutscher Verlag
1930s
Photograph
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Edith Sara Watson
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Page
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Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
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Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
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Edith Sara Watson
1918-1920
Page
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Edith Sara Watson
1890s-1930s
Page
Image Not Available for Children with a large basket of apples.
Children with a large basket of apples.
Rudolf Gotsche
1930s
Photograph
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