The Royal Oratory, the eastern part, the statue of the Miner at the bottom
Inv. No. S12599N
St Vitus Cathedral, inventory, sculpture and carvings stored before bombing
Inv. No. S14015
Parler's portal of an old sacristy, a neo-gothic door, a view from the outside?
Inv. No. S2793N
St Vitus Cathedral, The Golden Gate with the Last Judgement mosaic
Inv. No. S14217
St. Vitus and St. John the Baptist
Inv. No. S12234N
Na Slovanech monastery (Emmaus), the cloister damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S2813A
Epitaf of Jiřího ml. Popela z Lobkovic
Inv. No. S12622N
Former Jesuit College at St Ignác, central part; damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S12369N
Ball Games Hall in the Royal Garden, burned down during the Prague Uprising on 9 May 1945; Prague – Castle
Inv. No. S12342N
View out of the damaged northern church tower gallery of Our Lady before Týn towards Old Town Hall
Inv. No. S2967N
Tombstone of John Dlask of Vchynice
Inv. No. S12708N
Former Jesuit College at St Ignác, central part; damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S2795N
Jerusalem (Milan) candlestick, detail
Inv. No. S14019
Cenotaph of st. John Nepomuk
Inv. No. S7280N
Queen Anne's Summer Palace
Inv. No. S2931N
Reliquary bust of St. Vitus
Inv. No. S12609N
Old Town Hall under the scafonding during the reconstruction and demolition; damaged during the Prague Uprising on 5–9 May 1945
Inv. No. S12795N
Water tank on Kinský Square, former Štefánik's barrack (nowadays Judical palace no. 234/5), Prague 5
Inv. No. S12551N
Na Slovanech (Emmaus) monastery, the church of Our Lady, Sts Jerome, Cyril and Metodius, Adalbert and Prokop damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S12655N
Na Slovanech (Emmaus) monastery, the church of Our Lady, Sts Jerome, Cyril and Metodius, Adalbert and Prokop damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945; Prague – New Town, no. 320/II, Vyšehradská 49
Inv. No. S14024
Bohemian and Hungarian Queen Anna Jagellonská (borned Foix-Candale)
Inv. No. S2818N
Tombs, Tomb of Jan Humprecht Černín (the first from the left side)
Inv. No. S7287N
Queen Anne's Summer Palace
Inv. No. S2870A
Wohlmut's Renaissance Choir, Neo-Gothic Arch
Inv. No. S2800N
Bust of bishop Antonín Podlaha
Inv. No. S12333N
Bombing on 14 February 1945; Massacre of the Innocents, Escape to Egypt, after bombing
Inv. No. S14786
Column capital from the southeast corner of the Czernin Palace
Inv. No. S2847N
St. Vitus and St. John the Baptist
Inv. No. S12749N
Portal with inscription PRAESIDIUM, decorated with busts of Charles IV, two sitting female figures and a sign of the capital city of Prague at the Old Town Hall; damaged during the Prague Uprising on 5–9 May 1945
Inv. No. S12754N
Sculpture of Přemysl and Libuše; damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S5520N
Queen Anne's Summer Palace
Inv. No. S14196
Reliquiary of St. Vitus
Inv. No. S12685N
Na Slovanech (Emmaus) monastery, the church of Our Lady, Sts Jerome, Cyril and Metodius, Adalbert and Prokop damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S12658N
Na Slovanech (Emmaus) monastery, the church of Our Lady, Sts Jerome, Cyril and Metodius, Adalbert and Prokop damaged by bombing on 14 February 1945
Inv. No. S12767N
Water tank at lower Malostranské Square, Smiřický palac (U Montágů) in the background, former Jesuit vocation house on the left; Prague – Lesser Town
Inv. No. S14111
Helmet called St. Wenceslas Helmet
Inv. No. S1398A
The Lapidarium of the National Museum, hall No. 1, Romanesque and Gothic artefacts
Inv. No. S12488N
The metal depository at Maniny
Inv. No. S12309N
Concrete protective walls - The former building of the Ministry of Foreign Trade