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  • Christel Bodenstein as the Princess wearing a gold crown in the 1957 film "Das singende, klingende Bäumchen" (The Singing Ringing Tree).

    Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (The Singing Ringing Tree)

    1957

    Costume seen on Christel Bodenstein as The Princess

  • Karin Lesch as Marie wearing a gold crown decorated with green stones in the 1960 film "Rumpelstilzchen oder Das Zaubermännchen" (Rumpelstiltskin and the Golden Secret).

    Rumpelstilzchen oder Das Zaubermännchen (Rumpelstiltskin and the Golden Secret)

    1960

    Costume seen on Karin Lesch as Marie

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This uniquely shaped gold crown was first worn by Christel Bodenstein as The Princess in the DEFA produced fairytale movie Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (The Singing, Ringing Tree).

Three years later, it appeared again in Rumpelstilzchen oder Das Zaubermännchen (Rumpelstiltskin and the Golden Secret), another DEFA production, on Karin Lesch as Marie.

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This uniquely shaped gold crown was first worn by Christel Bodenstein as The Princess in the DEFA produced fairytale movie Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (The Singing, Ringing Tree).

Three years later, it appeared again in Rumpelstilzchen oder Das Zaubermännchen (Rumpelstiltskin and the Golden Secret), another DEFA production, on Karin Lesch as Marie.

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This uniquely shaped gold crown was first worn by Christel Bodenstein as The Princess in the DEFA produced fairytale movie Das singende, klingende Bäumchen (The Singing, Ringing Tree).

Three years later, it appeared again in Rumpelstilzchen oder Das Zaubermännchen (Rumpelstiltskin and the Golden Secret), another DEFA production, on Karin Lesch as Marie.

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  1. I forgot I had already submitted this one and it isn’t in my drafts anymore. I have actually been waiting for German TV to reair the old Die zertanzten Schuhe (The Twelve Dancing Princesses) because I saw a gif set on tumblr where it looks like this crown is worn as well. However, I wasn’t able to find HQ pics so far, so I shelved it for now
    The gif set in question: https://www.tumblr.com/yaviae/669649913728155648/die-zertanzten-schuhe-ddr-1977?source=share

    • Yeah, sorry, once it is posted live it leaves your drafts and (should – if things work) go into the area marked “my costumes” – so you should still have access, its status just changes. This is really cool! All of the costumes in this look wonderful!

      • Yeah, I know. No worries. It was just me forgetting that I had apparently not taken back the submission to push it back into drafts once I saw the gif set. So entirely my fault anyway.
        When they reair it and I can get a closer look, and it should indeed be the same one, I will just suggest an edit.

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Costume Commentary

  1. I forgot I had already submitted this one and it isn’t in my drafts anymore. I have actually been waiting for German TV to reair the old Die zertanzten Schuhe (The Twelve Dancing Princesses) because I saw a gif set on tumblr where it looks like this crown is worn as well. However, I wasn’t able to find HQ pics so far, so I shelved it for now
    The gif set in question: https://www.tumblr.com/yaviae/669649913728155648/die-zertanzten-schuhe-ddr-1977?source=share

    • Yeah, sorry, once it is posted live it leaves your drafts and (should – if things work) go into the area marked “my costumes” – so you should still have access, its status just changes. This is really cool! All of the costumes in this look wonderful!

      • Yeah, I know. No worries. It was just me forgetting that I had apparently not taken back the submission to push it back into drafts once I saw the gif set. So entirely my fault anyway.
        When they reair it and I can get a closer look, and it should indeed be the same one, I will just suggest an edit.

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  1. I forgot I had already submitted this one and it isn’t in my drafts anymore. I have actually been waiting for German TV to reair the old Die zertanzten Schuhe (The Twelve Dancing Princesses) because I saw a gif set on tumblr where it looks like this crown is worn as well. However, I wasn’t able to find HQ pics so far, so I shelved it for now
    The gif set in question: https://www.tumblr.com/yaviae/669649913728155648/die-zertanzten-schuhe-ddr-1977?source=share

    • Yeah, sorry, once it is posted live it leaves your drafts and (should – if things work) go into the area marked “my costumes” – so you should still have access, its status just changes. This is really cool! All of the costumes in this look wonderful!

      • Yeah, I know. No worries. It was just me forgetting that I had apparently not taken back the submission to push it back into drafts once I saw the gif set. So entirely my fault anyway.
        When they reair it and I can get a closer look, and it should indeed be the same one, I will just suggest an edit.

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