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Pomp Charivari, southern Germany, 19-20. century

Tapered, heavy silver chain with side closures carabiner and twos. hooked coins. mostly encased in silver parts. Among  then, raccoon, stag beetle, eagle claw, Rehgehörne, various animals and tools made ​​of silver, etc., width 55 cm.

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Those anarchists who call themselves communists (and I am among them) are communist not because they want to impose their specific way of seeing or believe that it is the only means of salvation, but because they are convinced, and will remain so unless there is evidence to the contrary, that the more men and women, united in comradeship, and the closer their cooperation on behalf of all, the greater will be the well-being and the freedom that everybody will enjoy. They believe that even where people are freed from human oppression they remain exposed to the hostile forces of nature, which they cannot overcome on their own, but that with the cooperation of others, they can control and transform into the means of their well-being. The individual who wished to supply his own material needs by working alone would be the slave of his labours. A peasant, for instance, who wanted to cultivate a piece of ground all alone, would be renouncing all the advantages of cooperation and condemning himelf to a wretched life: no rest, no travel, no study, no contacts with the outside world … and he would not always be able to appease his hunger.

Errico Malatesta (via class-struggle-anarchism)

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