Post Your Obscure Wartime Makers Labels!

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Close-up of Hamm logo:

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C. Beuttenmuller Bretten

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Franz Haller Innsbruck (actually a distributor)

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Closeup of Haller logo (and an Erel one below):

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Very interesting Chris, thanks!
The Hamm logo is about as basic as you can get!

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Very interesting Chris, thanks!
The Hamm logo is about as basic as you can get!

I am just surprised more of them didn't do it!

I like the simple aesthetics of this logo-- Hoff of Hofgeismar:

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Close-up of Hoff logo:

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Mutzenmacher Hofmann , Frankfurt :

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This is a distributor for Pekuro. Notable for the use of rust-brown velvet instead of black.

Marquardt & Ebert Ludwigsburg :

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Hard to read, but I believe this one is for W. Thiele of Munchen:

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Thiele again:

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Interesting twisted cord piping on this one.

Also, for anyone in doubt that it was a period technique, notice the distinct different colour and weight of cloth for below the bottom ring of piping.

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Louis Rombach Naumburg Saale

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Another cut-rate logo: Lorenz Girgenrath , Bonn

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Heidlas Aschaffenburg :