Industriekarten von Deutschland XVI by Ernst Friedrich

Two-panel industry map of Germany showing silk and lace industry locations with red markers and German explanatory text.

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This page from the Industriekarten von Deutschland XVI by Ernst Friedrich, dated 1926, shows two colored maps of Germany marking the distribution of the silk industry and the lace and lingerie industry. Red dots, squares and triangles indicate worker counts by share of the industrial workforce, with explanatory text printed in boxes beside each map.

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1926

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