To my eye this next series has the look another wholesale catalog that shows retailers the available options for their retail customers. Thinking back 50 or so years ago, I think I recall seeing lists with similar options, though I don't recall illustrations, in a retailer's pamphlet for MTM...
Ah! Thank you for the explanation, I had just assumed they were numbers of that specific model of clothing.
So then a Rundschau might be roughly equivalent to publications termed in English a magazine? A trade periodical?
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These illustrations are from a 1935 catalog of an unknown maker. While I'm not certain, my surmise is that it was a wholesale catalog, rather than intended for the retail customer. I'm not certain because during that era in the U.S. farming was still a major occupation, and a...
As a point of coincidence, Korean tailor B&Tailor made a 3 piece of very similar cloth about four years ago. I thought it rather snazzy, whereas most were confounded by its vintage character.
Still think it rather snazzy! :D
Glad the maker is stepping up to do the right thing.
I'd be curious as to the nature of the debris also. Think your initial surmise of a glob of glue is a pretty good one.
This next series is evidently Italian. There are some differences in labeling and mode among them, but they look to have come from a common illustrator, though they may be inclusive of different catalogs.
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A short series of some nice ad art from a British retailer(?) evidently named Rector Powe. Anyone familiar with them?
Hard to place the period exactly, but it has a '30's feel, though some specific details suggest early '50's is more likely.
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