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[Sven Janke]

Gents,

Roisdorf is located close to Bonn and is now part of the city of Bornheim.

greetings

sven

[Sven Janke]

I do have a F. W. Gammersbach - Roisdorf/ Bonn.

Any chance to have a look at the 1,5 k list ?!

any chance to purchase the buckle? i am asking because Rosidorf is about 2 km from where i live.

sven

[Gustaf B]

Hey Sven,
You should be familiar with Brenig then!
Best
Gus

[Sven Janke]

Hey Sven,
You should be familiar with Brenig then!
Best
Gus

Sure, i do but

NEVER tell them they live in Bornheim!


Sven

[Gustaf B]

The Brenig people I know seem to think that Bornheim IS part of Brenig I have about 80 post cards from soldiers from that area from WWI that are rather interesting.
Best
Gus

[Hoss]

The Brenig people I know seem to think that Bornheim IS part of Brenig I have about 80 post cards from soldiers from that area from WWI that are rather interesting.
Best
Gus

Hello Gus
Please, would love to see them.

Eric

[Gustaf B]

Hey Eric,
I will see if I can get motivated and post them, I will start another thread. They were a real lesson on how to read script.
Best
gus

[Chip M]

I do have a F. W. Gammersbach - Roisdorf/ Bonn.

Any chance to have a look at the 1,5 k list ?!

Gammersbach is the only other leather purveyor that I have in Roisdorf. They made many other items for the army including Mantelriemen, M09 cartridge pouches, navy cartridge pouches, cavalry "Y" straps, etc. Much of the goods for the war effort were parceled out to networks of cottage industries all over Germany. In the days when horses were still the mainstay of transportation, there were harness and leather goods fabricators in every town.

Chip