
Industriekarten von Deutschland XII
Ernst Friedrich · 1867-1937
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A printed industrial map of Germany from the series Industriekarten von Deutschland XII, showing two panels on tanning and leather finishing and on tannery supplies and leather goods. Red and black symbols mark the locations and worker counts of establishments across the country, with explanatory text in German. Attributed to Ernst Friedrich, dated 1926.























