Runestone in Bröta in Grödinge, also called "The Bröta stone."  The inscription says: "Vígmar had this stone raised in memory of Jörunde, his kinsman and companion and ---'s brother."  Wash drawing by Richard Dybeck, from the 1850s.  Courtesy of Swedish National Heritage.

Runic inscription north of Karlberg castle.  The rock with the runes was blasted away in the middle of the 19th century when the railway was constructed in the area.  The inscription says: "Sigfast and Ärnfast they cut (the runes) in memory of themselves."  Woodcut from the 17th century by Johan Hadorph and Johan Leitz.  Courtesy of Swedish National Heritage.