1. Fragment of the Clothing of Saint John Mary Vianney (left) Original contact relic (Brandeum) consisting of a small fragment of wood from the coffin of the Venerable Curé of Ars (Saint John Mary Vianney), preserved in its original folded devotional paper packet. The original handwritten French inscription reads: "Parcelle cercueil du Vénérable Curé d'Ars." Translation: "Fragment of the coffin of the Venerable Curé of Ars." The historical wording "Venerable Curé of Ars" reflects the period in which the relic was prepared, before John Mary Vianney was canonized in 1925. The relic consists of a small wood fragment preserved inside its original folded paper wrapper. No separate ecclesiastical authentique or episcopal seal accompanies this relic. Dimensions Paper packet: 30 × 40 mm Wood fragment: 5 × 8 × 0.1 mm Condition Good original condition. The folded paper packet shows expected age-related folds, light toning, and a small stain consistent with age and handling. The wood fragment remains intact and securely preserved within its original wrapper. 2. Wrapping Textile of Blessed Nikolaus von Flüe (middle) Original contact relic (Brandeum) of Blessed Nikolaus von Flüe, also known as Brother Klaus, the Swiss hermit, mystic, and patron saint of Switzerland. He is one of the country's most venerated religious figures. The original German inscription reads: "In diesen Stoff waren die Gebeine des sel. Nikolaus v. Flüe von 1732–1934 eingewickelt." Translation: "This piece of cloth was wrapped around the remains of Blessed Nikolaus von Flüe between 1732 and 1934." The textile fragment is mounted on its original devotional card and secured with its original wax seal, which remains intact. This is a traditional contact relic (Brandeum), meaning the cloth acquired its devotional significance through prolonged contact with the saint's relics. Dimensions Card: 90 × 40 mm Cloth fragment: 20 × 10 mm Condition Very good original condition. The original devotional card shows minor age-related wear. The textile fragment and original wax seal are intact and well preserved. 3. Fragment of the Coffin of the Venerable Curé of Ars (right) Original contact relic (Brandeum) consisting of a small fragment of wood from the coffin of the Venerable Curé of Ars, later canonized as Saint John Mary Vianney, patron saint of parish priests. The original handwritten French inscription reads: "Parcelle cercueil du Vénérable Curé d'Ars." Translation: "Fragment of the coffin of the Venerable Curé of Ars." The historical designation "Venerable Curé of Ars" reflects the period in which this devotional relic was prepared, before John Mary Vianney was canonized in 1925. The wood fragment is preserved inside its original folded devotional paper packet. No separate ecclesiastical authentique accompanies the relic. Dimensions Paper packet: 30 × 40 mm Wood fragment: 8 × 5 × 0.1 mm Condition Good original condition. The original folded paper packet shows age-related folds, light toning, and a small stain consistent with age. The wood fragment remains intact and securely preserved within its original wrapper. Shipping The relics will be carefully protected in archival sleeves and rigid packaging, then shipped in a sturdy cardboard box. Tracked shipping will be used whenever available.