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"Here the ??? looks good and sweet in the midst of business operations" from "The Green House, A Fun and Educational Story"
Poster by Erich Ludwig Stahl and Otto Arpke to advertise the Expressionist film, "Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari".
"German People's Fund for the Purchase of Reading Material for the Army and Navy; We Need Books, Donate Money!"
"Das arme Mariechen" (The Poor Little Marie). German children's book with verses by Hertha v.d. Knesebeck and images by Else Wenz-Vieror. Published by Gerhard Stalling Oldenburg IO who copyrighted in Germany in 1930.
"Der englische Arbeiterführer Jonnson-Hicks (Daily Telegraph vom 3.1.18) 'Man muss die rheinischen Industriegebiete mit hundert Flugzeugen Tag für Tag bombardieren, bis die Kur angeschlagen hat!"
"The English workers' leader Johnson-Hicks (Daily Telegraph dated 3.1.18): 'One must bomb the Rhineland industrial regions with one hundred aircraft day after day, until the treatment has had its effect!"
A German language version of the brochure that describes the new corporate identity of BritishRail's Railfreight division that was introduced in 1987. The sector itself had been created in 1982 to better manage the freight traffic on the rail network.
The identities were based on the sub-sectors of the business, according to the nature of the product carried; coal, metal, aggregates, oil or petroleum, LPG, petro-chemicals, and construction materials. As well as the bold symbols for the sectors, depot plates were produced alongside an eyecatching new livery for the locomotives in the sector pool. The designs were produced, as was this brochure, by the graphic design concern of Roundel Design Group. The brochure was, I suspect, produced for the 1988 IVA industry exhibition held in Hamburg, Germany. This double page shows the new sector symbols set against specimens of BR's Rail Alphabet.
From Wikipedia: "The 'Heinzelmännchen' are a mythical race of creatures akin to gnomes, or elves, appearing in a tale connected with the city of Cologne in Germany.
"Lebewohl Foot Bath, An Ideal Remedy for Sensitive Feet."
In the olden days, people actually soaked their feet with salts in porcelain basins.
A German language publicity leaflet "BEA bringt den Viscount
der Welt erstes Flugzeug Turbinen-Propeller-Antrieb" or " BEA brings the Viscount
the world's first aircraft with turbine-propeller drive" and that gives details of the Vickers Viscount turbo-prop aircraft that entered service with BEA on 18 April 1953. It was the world's first scheduled turbo-prop flight and the aircraft proved popular with both BEA and many other airlines that ordered them. In pre-jet days the aircraft had distinct advantages over piston engined types and the size, seating 48 passengers, served medium haul destinations. The aircraft was powered by the successful Rolls Royce Dart engine.
As can be seen from the foldout section through the aircraft BEA sold the various passenger amenities and services including the use of pressurised cabins.
"Das arme Mariechen" (The Poor Little Marie). Thanks to Manny Schongut for finding the title for me ;-) German children's book with verses by Hertha v.d. Knesebeck and images by Else Wenz-Vieror. Published by Gerhard Stalling Oldenburg IO who copyrighted in Germany in 1930.
A German language publicity leaflet "BEA bringt den Viscount
der Welt erstes Flugzeug Turbinen-Propeller-Antrieb" or " BEA brings the Viscount
the world's first aircraft with turbine-propeller drive" and that gives details of the Vickers Viscount turbo-prop aircraft that entered service with BEA on 18 April 1953. It was the world's first scheduled turbo-prop flight and the aircraft proved popular with both BEA and many other airlines that ordered them. In pre-jet days the aircraft had distinct advantages over piston engined types and the size, seating 47 passengers, served medium haul destinations. The aircraft was powered by the successful Rolls Royce Dart engine.
As can be seen from the foldout section through the aircraft BEA sold the various passenger amenities and services including the use of pressurised cabins. This double fold tells of the details of the Discovery Class Viscount described here as type V.701 and the routes flown.