German & Austrian Hutmachers

[Chepstow]

I hope you have success steve
it will certainly need some time until you get an answer

 

[mayserwegener]

I heard back from the British Library (see below) so I will attempt to order paper copies of their holdings.

"We do hold some issues of the Deutsche Hutmacher-Zeitung, although not a complete run. According to our catalogue we have:

Jahrgang 38 no 1 (6 Jan 1906) - Jahrgang 46 no 52 (29 Dez 1914) and Jahrgang 52 no 2 (10 Jan 1920) -Jahrgang 53 no 52 (25 Dez 1921), with some additional issues missing, in the general library collections, shelfmark P.P.5242.bbd.
Jahrgang 54. Nr.1 (7 Jan.1922 ) - Jahrgang 60 .Nr.52 (29 Dec.1928) on microfilm in the Newspaper Library collections, shelfmark MF352A NPL

The German Union Catalogue of Serials (http://www.zeitschriftendatenbank.de/) also identifies holdings, although none appear to be complete, at the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek in Leipzig and the Universitäts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln.
"

Here is what is available at the Berlin State Library. I sent them an e-mail so will update when I receive a reply back.

BER <1> Berlin SBB store operator d.Linden


Library: BER <1> Berlin SBB store operator d.Linden
Basic signature: 4 "Op 896
Inventory: 42.1910 - 45.1913, 56.1924 - 57.1925,26, 61.1929, 63.1931, 67.1935, 1938
Interlibrary Loan: yes, just copy


Library: BER <1> Berlin SBB store operator d.Linden
Basic signature: Op 896 MF
Inventory: 55.1923 [Masterfiche]
Interlibrary Loan: yes
Grandfathering: Master microform available


Library: BER <1> Berlin SBB store operator d.Linden
Basic signature: 2 "Op 896
Inventory: 30.1898 - 31.1899, 40.1908
Interlibrary Loan: yes, just copy


Library: BER <1> Berlin SBB store operator d.Linden
Basic signature: 4 "Op 896 <a>
Inventory: 55.1923 [Only usable as microfiche]
Interlibrary Loan: yes

 

[Chepstow]

Thats great News Steve. Congrats.
I'm curious how such a newspaper looks

 

[mayserwegener]

Echter Mayser Box Bow

Echter Mayser Box Bow, size 59cm. Probably early 1960s. Interesting bow work on this one.

 

[Chepstow]

That's a very nice looking hat Steve. The Bow Work is fantastic.
He even has a hat cord, very rare to find.
Great find Steve, Congrats

 

[bowlerman]

Oh, MAN, Steve. That is a HAT. sublime.

 

[mayserwegener]

Manfred & Bowlerman, Thanks! It turn out to be a nice one.

 

[Aureliano]

Beautiful, Steve! is the ribbon gray/silver? ir is that just the flash?

 

[mayserwegener]

Thats great News Steve. Congrats.
I'm curious how such a newspaper looks

The Austrian National Library has nearly a complete set of Wiener Hutmacher-Zeitung / Österreichisch-Ungarische Hutmacher-Zeitung / Hutmacher-Zeitung. I am going to order a complete set for 1912 and eventually one complete set from each decade.

"The Austrian National Library is in hold of the following years of the Hutmacher-Zeitung (title varies: at the beginning Wiener Hutmacher-Zeitung, at the end of the 19th century until 1918: Österreichisch-Ungarische Hutmacher-Zeitung; from 1919 onwards Hutmacher-Zeitung): 1885-94. 1897. 1902-1938. "

I think they will end up looking something like this collection I saw at the Novy Jicin Museum (Czech Republic). This publication was for Sudetenland and Boheimia hat industry. I should also look into a German version of this publication.

 

[Chepstow]

thats fantastic Steve. If the newspaper is there, you post some picture of it?

 

[Chepstow]

The Austrian National Library has nearly a complete set of Wiener Hutmacher-Zeitung / Österreichisch-Ungarische Hutmacher-Zeitung / Hutmacher-Zeitung. I am going to order a complete set for 1912 and eventually one complete set from each decade.

"The Austrian National Library is in hold of the following years of the Hutmacher-Zeitung (title varies: at the beginning Wiener Hutmacher-Zeitung, at the end of the 19th century until 1918: Österreichisch-Ungarische Hutmacher-Zeitung; from 1919 onwards Hutmacher-Zeitung): 1885-94. 1897. 1902-1938. "

I think they will end up looking something like this collection I saw at the Novy Jicin Museum (Czech Republic). This publication was for Sudetenland and Boheimia hat industry. I should also look into a German version of this publication.

steve, this old Book is marvelous. Have you got much any other puplications

 

[mayserwegener]

Manfred, Unfortunately this book doesn't belong to me. It belongs to the Novy Jicin Museum, Czech Republic. They have the complete collection up to the 1970s but they haven't had them scanned. Novy Jicin (was Neutitschein up to WWI) is the city Hückel and Peschel were originally from and others such as Pitchler and Brüder Böhm had factories. Neutitschein was the epicenter of Austrian Velour (finest in the world) production. I visited the Novy Jicin museum and TONAK factory (was Hückel up to 1945) back in April.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/26044488@N04/sets/72157626379615437/

 

[Chepstow]

This are amazing Photos Steve, and Hats of course

 

[mayserwegener]

If you ever in that area of the Czech Republic I would highly recommend a visit.

 

[Chepstow]

Yes Steve I think so too. That is a place that a man must have seen

 

[Joshbru3]

1913 Huckel Ad (American Hatter)

 

[mayserwegener]

Josh, Thank you for posting! The American Hatter is great source of information.

The JHS factory (now TONAK) today.

This is the original factory building that sticks out at the left in the ad photo.

 

[Chepstow]

Today i was on a flea Market in Dortmund. I was lucky to find a few more hats
First a Mayser Brooklyn in light Browm with a nice multicolor Ribbon.

 

[Chepstow]

then a Sauerland featherweight, we already know that this is from the company Fiebig Iserlohn
" In Stad und Land trägt man Hüte Sauerland " its a comercial slogan of Fiebig in the fiftys

 

[Chepstow]

and last a Stanton Hats Fedora in mint condition. The paper Label shows F.W.S Köln. foundet 1910