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[Commercial foreign packages] (LOC)

  • carlamatic said:
    The Beyer package looks like it's ink for a fountain pen. The Saman Tee packet looks like the "Finest English Mix" tea. the other two...no clue. Obviously "Kaffee" is coffee, but what's "hag"? Maybe it's instant? ETA: Turns out Kaffe HAG is the "Kaffee Handelsgesellschaft AG". The product is Coffein Frier Kaffee, or Caffeine Free Coffee. I love the typefaces used here, especially on the "Kaffee Hag" packet.
  • Ulrike said:
    Beyer "best dedicated ink for fountain pens" Saman tea " finest english mix" Kaffe Hag "coffein free coffee" (nowadays "Kaffee Hag" is a synonym for decaffeinated coffee. Osiso from Fr. Hülsemann-Barmen (Barmen was suburbanized into Wuppertal, a town where the Bayer-group (company for medicin...) was founded), not far from cologne. Hülsemann is a company which still produces coatings.

Marktplatz in Old Town of Goslar, Germany

  • 3 older comments, and then…
  • Lilly Hunter said:
    Is that a cat in the middle of the square? Some things never change :)
  • phoenixesrose said:
    wow - the buildings haven't truly changed that much - the one on the right - the old Goslar Rathaus (town hall):

    Old Goslar Rathaus

    The one on the left is Hotel Kaiserworth - front view below:

    Hotel Kaiserworth full view
  • Swedish National Heritage Board - Riksantikvarieämbetet said:
    phoenixesrose: So nice with these comparative pictures in colour! Thanks a lot for identifying the buildings - and yes - they seem so well preserved. No wonder the Historic Town of Goslar is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. /Anna B.
  • HarzTobi said:
    Ich habe dieses Foto in der Gruppe Goslar, NiedersachsenGoslar, Niedersachsen gesehen
    www.flickr.com/groups/goslar/
  • Rolf Piepenbring said:
    Ein großartiges Foto aus D oder A !

    Great shot - made in Germany or Austria !

    We are the friendly community !



    P 1 - A 2
    Seen in "PHOTOS GERMANY & AUSTRIA"
    www.flickr.com/groups/photos_germany/pool

[German vehicle tax registration issued to George Grantham Bain] (LOC)

  • friedels said:
    Try of a Translation: Tax Card Valid for sixty days during the stay inside the country (German Reich) during the time from June 28th 1918 to ?? 19?? Issued for ??? George Grantham Bain ??? New York assigned to the follwing described motorcar: (Type and operating mode of the vehicle): passenger car, gasoline (marked attributes: trademark, horse power, own weight) Mora+Co Newark 726/726, 25 hp, 1280 kilogram Please note: This tax card has to be carried with you wilst driving on public roads and places and has to be shown on demand to customs and tax officers, also to police officers. If you cross the border you must show this card to the custom office.
  • Speedy79 said:
    must be: "during the time from June 22nd to ?July? 21st"
  • selana1505 said:
    I agree, "during the time from June 22nd 1918 to Juli 21st 1918" can't read the last part, but it's for 60 days and it starts Jund 22nd 1918 And the tag "Führerschein" is wrong, it's not a drivers license, it's a tax license
  • Ryan (LOC P&P) said:
    Translators and handwriting analysts, thank you. We can definitely add the information about this image showing a tax license the next time we update the record.

[Tins of lebkuchen (cookies), probably manufactured by German company Baren-Schmidt] (LOC)

  • Jim Rees said:
    Lebkuchen are Christmas cookies from Germany, and you can still get them in a can today.
  • The Library of Congress said:
    Jim Rees: Thanks for the information. We are going to add more details to the descriptive data, including that these may have been produced by Bären-Schmidt, a German company based in Bavaria. We will then reload the record to Flickr so the information will match.
  • Moppi Moopenheimer said:
    Bären... means Bear (plural) - so "Bear's Gingerbread" seems to fit best