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Klaus' Ankerstein gallery

Instructions for use:
The pictures aren't very large (all less than 100k, with pages smaller than 1 MB), so I didn't put up thumbnails. If you are afraid that download times might be too long, simply switch off automatic image loading before you go to the following pages, and click only on those pictures that you really want to see.

Ankerstein Buildings
These construction kits have been made since 125 years. They are "real" artifical stones made from sand and lineseed oil. Check out the maker's homepage for more information.

Box 10
Light tower and lookout tower

Ankerstein Links
The site I visit most regularly is that of George Hardy. He's an American Ankerstein enthusiast who puts up new pictures of Ankerstein buildings every month. His site also has links to many other Ankerstein pages, information about his book on Ankerstein history and more.
Go back to my Homepage or to the miniatures gallery
Last change: 12 Feb 2006