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Bieresel
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A bieresel is a type of kobold of German folklore.
Bieresel as tavern sign
Bieresel as tavern sign
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A kobold is a generic name for a household spirit in German folklore.
The kobold of Hildesheim―Illustrated by William A. McCullough, Nymphs, Nixies and Naiads (1895)
The kobold of Hildesheim―Illustrated by William A. McCullough, Nymphs, Nixies and Naiads (1895)
Household spirit, kobold, or gütgen―engraving by Thomas Cross, Sr. (fl. 1632-1682), frontispiece to Praetorius (1668) [1666] Anthropodemus Plutonicus.
Household spirit, kobold, or gütgen―engraving by Thomas Cross, Sr. (fl. 1632-1682), frontispiece to Praetorius (1668) [1666] Anthropodemus Plutonicus.
Plant-people, Alraun (mandrake) ―engraving by Thomas Cross, Sr. (fl. 1632-1682), frontispiece to Praetorius (1668) [1666] Anthropodemus Plutonicus.
Plant-people, Alraun (mandrake) ―engraving by Thomas Cross, Sr. (fl. 1632-1682), frontispiece to Praetorius (1668) [1666] Anthropodemus Plutonicus.
Hinzelmann was a kobold who haunted Hudemühlen Castle.―Willy Pogány illustr. (1912), "The Little White Feather" in The Fairies and the Christmas Child
Hinzelmann was a kobold who haunted Hudemühlen Castle.―Willy Pogány illustr. (1912), "The Little White Feather" in The Fairies and the Christmas Child ed. Gask