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Deutsch: Buchcover des Buches "Maschinen-Werkzeuge". Das Buch stammt aus der Zeit der Reichsmark und handelt von "Werkzeuge/Werkzeugmaschinen für Metall- und Holzbearbeitung" (Hauptkatalog 14). Das Buch umfasst 608 Seiten und enthält SW-Fotografien. Inhaber von Polter & Lauterbach (angegebene Werte): Alfred Prater und Hermann Vinzelberg. Fernsprecher: S.-Nr. 7 27 06 Bank-Konto: Dresdner Bank, Leipzig, Goethestr. 7 Postschek: Leipzig 509 07 Telegramme: Polautbach Leipzig Post-Anschrift: Leipzig C 1 Bahn-Station: Dresdner Bahnhof. Druck: Hermann Krumm Nachf., Inh. A. Hasselbeck, Remscheid. Der Text ist in Frakturschrift gehalten. Hochgeladen und eingescannt von: PantheraLeo1359531 |
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