File:Hungarian man's fur coat by Josef Katzer 1900 - backside.jpg

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Furrier`s work, shown at the Exposition Universal Paris 1900

Deutsch: Gala-Mantel für die ungarische Aristokratie, 1900.

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Gala-Mantel aus braunem Hirschleder mit Seiden Kürschner-Handstickerei und Nerz-Verbrämung.

Begleittext zum Bild der Vorderseite aus einer früheren Ausgabe:

ÖSTERREICH-UNGARN
Die bedeutenste Ausstellung dieses Landes war die
Firma Josef KATZER, Budapest
Ausgezeichnet mit der silbernen Medaille, Weltausstellung 1900.
Ausgestellt waren : Herrenpelze, musterhaft gearbeitete Pelzfutter, sehr schöne :Teppiche, Muffe von Skunks und Zobel, ausserdem sehr gut ausgeführte Cravaten aus Blaufuchs, Zobel und Opossum. Die technische Herstellung dieser Gegenstände war durch sehr feine ausgeführte Zeichnungen theoretisch erklärt, eine Idee die nicht genug geschätzt und zur Nachahmung empfohlen werden kann.

Bildunterschrift aus einer Veröffentlichung in: Paul Larisch: Die Kürschner und ihre Zeichen, Selbstverlag Berlin, 1928, S. 167:

Gala-Mantel aus braunem Hirschleder mit Seiden Kürschner-Handstickerei und Nerzverbrämung (Nationaltracht der ungarischen Aristokratie).
English: Hungarian man's fur coat by Josef Katzer, shown at the Exposition Universal Paris 1900
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Source Larisch und Josef Schmid : Das Kürschner-Handwerk. Eine gewerbliche Monographie 1. Jahrgang, Nr. 3 - 4, Paris; December 1902. S. 79.
Author unknown photographer / Furrier= Josef Katzer / --Kürschner (talk) 14:02, 21 June 2009 (UTC)
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