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Deutsch: Werbe- oder Reklamemarke von Sinram & Wendt (Unternehmen), die hier auf ihre Fabriken in Hannover und Hameln aufmerksam macht (dabei fehlt dem A von HANNOVER ein "Bein"). Unter dem wohl auch als Wortmarke geschützten Begriff "Ich habs!" findet sich die "ges. gesch." Fabrikmarke mit der Abbildung eines wohl sumerischen, mesopotamischen oder griechischen Königs, der mit dem erhobenen Zeigenfinger auf den "Aha"-Effekt seiner Erleuchtung hinweist, zumindest aber auf eine historische, wohlgekleidete Person, die endlich eine Lösung für ein Problem gefunden hat. Sicher nimmt die abgebildete Person Bezug auf eine zur damaligen Zeit in der öffentlichen Wahrnehmung registrierte Persönlichkeit. Das in der englischen Sprache auch als cinderella bezeichnete, gezähnte Werbepapier in Form einer Briefmarke untertitelt auf der Bildseite als "Grösste Patentkleiderbügelfabrik der Welt" ... Grösse der Reklamemarke auf gelblichem Papier ohne Wasserzeichen circa 4,1 cm x 5,4 cm .... Der blaue Tintenstreifen weist auf den Gebrauch der Reklamemark auf einem postalisch befördertem Brief hin ...
Date circa 1900
date QS:P,+1900-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Scan vom Original: Bernd Schwabe
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