Pants draft from 1947.

[pfaff260]

[Schneiderfrei]

Thanks Pfaff260

[ruvort]

The link seems to be down, would you be willing to repost this?

[pfaff260]

It must have been this one, hope it helps. Or did you want to wear it with braces? Then the back is a little different.

[Schneiderfrei]

I would like to see the braces version please Pfaff260, if you have it.

Can you say something about the Westdeutstsch Schneiderzeitung?

G

[posaune]

After the war not only the country were parted. The tayloring community too into Ostdeutsche und Westdeutsche. In East they taught the "Einheitssystem". In the west there were several systems I know Leibold in Frankfurt Lenassi  from Stuttgart(?) and Müller in Munich. But I am sure there were more  Seeing the drawing , the draft and reading the text this must be a Mueller and Sohn publication.
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posaune

[Schneiderfrei]

Thank you very much posaune.  It does look like Mueller u. Sohn, now you say that.  At first, I actually thought it was from a 50's version of "Der Zuschnitt".

G

[pfaff260]

Posaune is right, this is Rundschau. This comes from 1 1/2 year subscription of a tailor who took lessons in München. My braces one is in dutch. I will look it up.

[pfaff260]

This is a pair of trousers to be worn with braces. It is a dutch pattern from the early 50's.

[pfaff260]

This one is from  a handwritten dutch manuscript from the late 40's This is from a legacy of a tailor.

[Schneiderfrei]

Ha ha, be careful what you ask for.

Thank you so much for these Dutch examples Pfaff 260.

The hand written one will keep me busy for a very long time.

G

[pfaff260]

Schneiderfrei, you can always ask me for help with your translation.

[Schneiderfrei]

Thank you Pfaff260.

I might just do that.

G

[peterle]

The patterns in the  German monthly publications often carry the trademark sign  of the pattern system. This one is definitively Mueller Muenchen ( Sign at hem level).
Other emblems I found were "Original 1/10 Zehntel-Schnitt", "CAB Czujewicz vormals Benedikat"(Berlin) and one for the Lenassi "Reformschneider" System.

[Schneiderfrei]

Great history there peterle.