Tailor & Shoemaker’s tools
Felix Elssner · 1866-1945
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Why is this public domain? Felix Elssner died in 1945; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithographic plate titled Tailor & Shoemaker's tools by Felix Elssner, dated 1902, arranged as two numbered panels. The left panel shows tailoring implements such as large shears, a thimble, a measuring tape, a pressing iron and wooden forms above a treadle sewing machine. The right panel shows a cobbler's set with shoe lasts, knives, pincers, files and a heavy stitching machine.
