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5th January 1934 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

2nd January 1934 Original 'Unsere Hoffnung' Ref: 02.01.1934 Reproduction? 'Unsere Hoffnung' Ref: 16.03.1935 Original 'Unsere Hoffnung' Ref: 02.01.1934 1/2 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Commercial wrapper sent from Emil Jansen steel goods and mail order company. Featuring an advert for Elastolin figures (S.A., S.S., and Adolf Hitler). Ref: 08.12.1933 8th December 1933 Wrapper with advert for Elastolin figures Wrapper with advert for Elastolin figures 1/1 Commercial wrapper sent from Emil Jansen steel goods and mail order company. Featuring an advert for Elastolin figures (S.A., S.S., and Adolf Hitler). Ref: 08.12.1933 Elastolin was the trademark used by the German company O & M Haußer (manufacturing from 1904 - 1983). Emil Jansen is obviously a reseller offering Haußer/Elastolin figures using his own catalogue numbers (and not the references used by Haußer). The image is also used in the 1933 and 1934 Haußer sales catalogues. There were numerous toy soldier manufacturers in pre-war Germany. However, Haußer, and the brand Lineol were by far the most well known. For further information click here. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard photograph depicting an unknown sitter. Signed 'Marietta' and dated 'December 1933' beneath correspondence to the reverse. The postcard has the imprint details, 'Atelier Fuld, Munchen, Franz-Josefstr.7', the studio address of Gertrude Fuld. Ref: 05.12.1933 5th December 1933 Gertrude Fuld 'Atelier Fuld' imprint 'Atelier Fuld' imprint 1/1 Postcard photograph depicting an unknown sitter. Signed 'Marietta' and dated 'December 1933' beneath correspondence to the reverse. The postcard has the imprint details, 'Atelier Fuld, Munchen, Franz-Josefstr.7', the studio address of Gertrude Fuld. Ref: 05.12.1933 Gertrude Fuld Gertrude Fehr, Gertrude Fehr-Fuld , née Fuld (1895 - 1996), was a German photographer. Gertrude Fuld was the daughter of Charlotte Cohen and Ludwig Fuld. Ludwig Fuld was a lawyer and author of numerous legal books and treatises. He also worked as a volunteer in the legal protection office of the Mainz women's work school. Gertrude Fuld trained as a photographer under Eduard Wasow and at the School of Photography in Munich. In 1921 she opened her own studio there and focused in particular on artistic portraiture and theater photography. Her theater photographs of The Threepenny Opera for the Munich Kammerspiele are well known. In Munich she met her husband, the painter Jules Fehr. Both went to Paris in 1933, where Gertrude Fehr opened the photography school Publiphot in 1934 and focused on experimental photography and collage techniques. In 1939, they both moved to Geneva, Switzerland, and in 1940 opened the École Fehr photography school in Lausanne, which five years later merged with the École des Arts et Métiers to form the École de photographie in Vevey on Lake Geneva. There, Gertrude Fehr-Fuld taught portraiture, fashion, advertising, and reportage until 1960. After leaving the photography school, she worked as a freelance photographer, taking portraits of famous artists. She influenced many photographers through her experimental work. Her students included Henriette Grindat, Luc Chessex, Monique Jacot, Jeanloup Sieff, Yvan Dalain, Yves Yersin and Francis Reusser. Source: Wikipedia Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

13th November 1933 Mi.467-473 (1932) 1/0 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

11th November 1933 1/1 'Wer braucht Sicherheit im Westen?' (Who needs security in the West?) Public opinion card showing the tanks, planes, soldiers, and artillery of the armies massed on the border of a map of Germany in the 1930's before the start of the war. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial cover sent from 'Kabel und Metallwerke Neumeyer' in Nürnberg to an address in Widnau, Switzerland. Featuring a Hindenburg Medalion 12 Pf with a 'KMN' perfin. Ref: 02.11.1933 2nd November 1933 1/1 Commercial cover sent from 'Kabel und Metallwerke Neumeyer' in Nürnberg to an address in Widnau, Switzerland. Featuring a Hindenburg Medalion 12 Pf with a 'KMN' perfin. Ref: 02.11.1933 Detail of the perfin Note: Scan indicate a red stamp. The physical stamp is closer to orange. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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