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    who did all the buillon work?

    As I read Mark's book, I thought back to a question Ive had. Who did all the handmade buillon work for the SS? Was it done by professionals, firms, family members, who?
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    Originally posted by coloradocowboy View Post
    As I read Mark's book, I thought back to a question Ive had. Who did all the handmade buillon work for the SS? Was it done by professionals, firms, family members, who?
    Small factories, studios, and such, I guess.

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      ...Mr. Klein , Goldstein, Rubenstein, Rosenfeld,...and others...
      Pieter.
      SUUM CUIQUE ...
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        Originally posted by Pieter Verbruggen View Post
        ...Mr. Klein , Goldstein, Rubenstein, Rosenfeld,...and others...
        Pieter.
        I wondered that as well. Were they done at all the camps?

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          ... Rothschild

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            Originally posted by Robert H View Post
            ... Rothschild
            ...he gets a pass ...because of the superb wine...
            Pieter.
            SUUM CUIQUE ...
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              Wine

              Yes,, for the music, whe have also"Ramstein", i guess !!!
              Salutations,
              P.W.

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                Originally posted by P.Wasteels. View Post
                Yes,, for the music, whe have also"Ramstein", i guess !!!
                Salutations,
                P.W.
                ...no Steinbach was his name...
                Pieter.
                SUUM CUIQUE ...
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                  Sagen

                  Originally posted by coloradocowboy View Post
                  As I read Mark's book, I thought back to a question Ive had. Who did all the handmade buillon work for the SS? Was it done by professionals, firms, family members, who?
                  If I told you, you would not believe me.

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                    Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
                    If I told you, you would not believe me.
                    lay it on me my good Dr.
                    Last edited by coloradocowboy; 11-06-2012, 09:05 PM. Reason: spelling

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                      Local

                      Damn near every little Mom & Pop Shop across the whole Country. The uniformity they achieved was remarkable. Of course there were larger Producers as well.

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                        producers

                        There's a few guys in the Chicago area that are pretty good also , lets not forget them , opps , did you mean Wartime ?

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                          Originally posted by Dr. Strangelove View Post
                          Damn near every little Mom & Pop Shop across the whole Country. The uniformity they achieved was remarkable. Of course there were larger Producers as well.
                          I could see that. Does anyone still have any of the cardboard templates they used?

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                            Chi-Town

                            Originally posted by coloradocowboy View Post
                            I could see that. Does anyone still have any of the cardboard templates they used?
                            Yes, call Chicago.

                            My favorite part of Chicago was leveled some time back, The Levee:

                            "There were said to be 500 saloons, 500 whorehouses, 56 pool rooms, 15 gambling halls, and too many peep shows and cocaine parlors and bawdy theaters to count. All of it was overseen by a flamboyant saloon keeper and Democratic committeeman, Mike "Hinky Dink" Kenna."

                            Here is Hinky Dink with Bathhouse John. A Couple of Guys who understood the needs of the Sporting Types.
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                              Sporting types ..

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