Shoulder difficulties by Hänsel 1937

Started by pfaff260, May 15, 2017, 04:11:48 PM

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pfaff260

Found this booklet from 1937. It contains tips for shoulderproblems.
And tips for the fashion of winter 37/38.
Love those aerex shoulderpads!
Enjoy.




















peterle

Thanks for posting this, it´s very interesting.

I also like the "Beweisführung für die Hänsel verarbeitung" (lit.: giving of evidence for the horse hair canvas processing)

Henry Hall

Another day another bot, even posting the same answer to different questions.
'Being perfectly well-dressed gives one a tranquillity that no religion can bestow.' - Ralph Waldo Emerson.

hutch--

Our friend can now make a pest of himself elsewhere.   ;)
The magnificent tools of the professional tailor
https://movsd.com/tailors_shears/  ;) ;D

Der Zuschneider

Quote from: pfaff260 on May 15, 2017, 04:11:48 PM
Found this booklet from 1937. It contains tips for shoulderproblems.
And tips for the fashion of winter 37/38.
Love those aerex shoulderpads!
Enjoy.




















I can't see the booklet.
Tailoring is the love of doing art at OCD level.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/196434445@N05/albums

pfaff260


Schneiderfrei

Schneider sind auch Leute

Der Zuschneider

Tailoring is the love of doing art at OCD level.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/196434445@N05/albums

pfaff260

I'm intrigued by these sholderpads, can't find anything about them in the net. Where they not succes full? didn't they perform? Does someone know about them?


Schneiderfrei

Pfaff260, I can't help thinking they would have collapsed very quickly.

From an engineering point of view, they have some strong structuraldynamics, but the hair cloth can't have been durable.

G
Schneider sind auch Leute

Der Zuschneider

I made a pdf, but it is 15 MB, can't upload it.
Tailoring is the love of doing art at OCD level.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/196434445@N05/albums

Schneiderfrei

If you have Dropbox you could send a link?
Schneider sind auch Leute

pfaff260

Quote from: Schneiderfrei on April 07, 2020, 06:00:45 PM
Pfaff260, I can't help thinking they would have collapsed very quickly.

From an engineering point of view, they have some strong structuraldynamics, but the hair cloth can't have been durable.

G
That's what i thought, but i do find them intriguing. Found this image on Ebay, here they look less sturdy.


Hendrick

a fine example of German engineering...

Der Zuschneider

Tailoring is the love of doing art at OCD level.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/196434445@N05/albums