a traditional death crown to be worn by the corpse when carried to the grave. this one was so richly decorated and costly in creation it could be rented.

a skull taken from a local burial house (Gebeinhaus, literally translates as 'bone-home'). traditionally having the name, birth and death dates, profession as well as requested blessing inscribed on top. 

a miniature 'Gebeinhaus' (bone home) to be placed inside one's home and to ensure the dead ancestors are remembered - as well as death as a spirit. 

a classical Wendebild, used in folk-believe to ensure the dead or death as a spirit has a place in the house and thus do not need to come and bother or take the living 

a tiny altar depicting the deceased souls of the ancestors (Armeseelen, poor souls) and a prayer for them.

various 'Armeseelen-Gebete', i.e. traditional prayers for the souls of deceased ancestors that could be used at the burial or in case the living needed to ward off the dead