This Castelhun Family Tree was handwritten on large butcher paper in 1871 by either Friedrich Karl Castelhun (1828-1905, son-in-law of Paulus Roetter) or, perhaps more likely, his uncle, Johann Christoph Castelhun (1802-1877).  The chart represents over 10 generations of Castelhuns between 1499-1871.  The purchase will include a PDF print of the translated names, dates, and occupations, along with a museum-style tag that describes its history and adds various annotations.  The reproduction will be printed to matte paper and put into a black frame that's approximately 18" by 24" to match the original.
 
NOTE:  The prices cover the costs of physically restoring, scanning (or oversized photographing), digitally restoring, reprinting, framing, handling, and shipping (which is included and not tacked on separately). I then round up the totals to help cover the costs of restoring more artwork.
 
QUALITY: Every physical order will look better than what is on the website. The images here in the shop are greatly reduced in size and quality, and they're cropped to fit the boxes.  I didn't put watermarks on them because I want you to be able to save the images for free for your own personal use.  But the actual framed prints will be done from extremely high-quality files.  From a step or two back, the reproductions are near indistinguishable from the originals.