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When you printed a glorious knight late at night in 1489, and woke up to notice that you forgot the lance ...
![A page from the incunable "Der f°uszpfadt tz°u der ewigen seligkeyt/ diß Büchlein genant ist", from 1489 Heidelberg [GW 10429]. An armed knight sits on a horse. The missing lance has been drwan into the print by a later owner or user of the book.
Source: http://dl.ub.uni-freiburg.de/diglit/fusspfad1494/0057](https://media.historians.social/media_attachments/files/113/876/999/275/385/717/original/17af94d412fd9a0b.png "A page from the incunable \"Der f°uszpfadt tz°u der ewigen seligkeyt/ diß Büchlein genant ist\", from 1489 Heidelberg [GW 10429]. An armed knight sits on a horse. The missing lance has been drwan into the print by a later owner or user of the book.
Source: http://dl.ub.uni-freiburg.de/diglit/fusspfad1494/0057")
If you want to know more about this inserted drawing (and read German), here is (open) access to the German journal of @hab_wf fame "Medium Buch", featuring an article by Peter Schmidt about how this happened and why: https://www.harrassowitz-verlag.de/ddo/artikel/87791/978-3-447-18415-1_Kostenloser%20Open%20Access-Download.pdf
And while some of you are suggesting in my DM that this is not a lance but a phallus, well it does have some #MasculineEnergy in it. But the text is about a knight using a lance, so likely false alarm here.
@dbellingradt this Lance is a lot!
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