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The book portrays the unbelievable variety of early German wooden and papier-mache toys and compares them with many hitherto unpublished illustrations from early sample books and sample sheets. Included are pull-toys, squeakers, crank toys, playsets from rural and urban life in boxes, soldiers, dishes, furniture and papier-mache dolls. Additional information on production areas, manufacturing, sample books, wholesalers and world-wide export expand our knowledge on these early toys by means of contemporary texts and illustrations.

The book portrays the unbelievable variety of early German wooden and papier-mache toys and compares them with many hitherto unpublished illustrations from early sample books and sample sheets. Included are pull-toys, squeakers, crank toys, playsets from rural and urban life in boxes, soldiers, dishes, furniture and papier-mache dolls. Additional information on production areas, manufacturing, sample books, wholesalers and world-wide export expand our knowledge on these early toys by means of contemporary texts and illustrations.

The Horten Ho 229, one of the Luftwaffe's so-called wonder weapons, was one of the most enigmatic aircraft designs to emerge from World War 2. in some ways a precursor of the 'stealth' concept, when viewed in relation to its contemporaries, it was clearly years ahead of tis time. The Ho 229 was planned as the first of the next generation of German jet fighters to follow on from the Messerschmitt Me 262. The intention was to create a high-speed cannon-equipped fighterbomber and reconnaissance aircraft. The aircraft, which saw figures such as Goering, Galland and Lippish involved in its development, commenced flight-testing in December 1944 and it was planned to re-equip the Me 163-equipped JG 400 with the Ho 229 later in the war.This book charts in detail the development and operational record of the Horten Ho 229. One of the prototypes, V3, survives in the USA and the book includes specially commissioned photographs of this survivor. With 250 fascinating photographs, plus the most extensive set of accurate scale drawings ever produced on this aircraft by internationally acclaimed draftsman, Arthur Bentley, and accompanied by computer-generated color artwork and cutaways by Andrei Shepelev, this book is the most thorough technical study of the Ho 299 ever produced. Now reprinted due to popular demand, this will be a brilliant addition to the growing library of definitive World War 2 aviation histories produced by our classic imprint.

The Horten Ho 229, one of the Luftwaffe's so-called wonder weapons, was one of the most enigmatic aircraft designs to emerge from World War 2. in some ways a precursor of the 'stealth' concept, when viewed in relation to its contemporaries, it was clearly years ahead of tis time. The Ho 229 was planned as the first of the next generation of German jet fighters to follow on from the Messerschmitt Me 262. The intention was to create a high-speed cannon-equipped fighterbomber and reconnaissance aircraft. The aircraft, which saw figures such as Goering, Galland and Lippish involved in its development, commenced flight-testing in December 1944 and it was planned to re-equip the Me 163-equipped JG 400 with the Ho 229 later in the war.This book charts in detail the development and operational record of the Horten Ho 229. One of the prototypes, V3, survives in the USA and the book includes specially commissioned photographs of this survivor. With 250 fascinating photographs, plus the most extensive set of accurate scale drawings ever produced on this aircraft by internationally acclaimed draftsman, Arthur Bentley, and accompanied by computer-generated color artwork and cutaways by Andrei Shepelev, this book is the most thorough technical study of the Ho 299 ever produced. Now reprinted due to popular demand, this will be a brilliant addition to the growing library of definitive World War 2 aviation histories produced by our classic imprint.

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On this new release, The Klenke Quartett, who are well-versed in the performance of Mozart, present the Mozart's String Quartets Nos. 1-6. The Klenke Quartett, based in Berlin and Thuringia, was founded in 1991 at the Musikhochschule Weimar. Since then, and still in it's original formation, it enriches the concert life "as one of the most distinguished European ensembles." (Gewandhausmagazin) The immediate response of the musical world to the Klenke Quartett's performances and recordings of Moza

Muhlhauser State Music Schutz / Thuringia Cantat - CD 4003913122957

Through to the instrument built by Johann Christoph Wiegleb between 1736 and 1739 for the collegiate church St. Gumbertus in Ansbach, organ building within the area of Thuringia and Franconia was developed towards an important culmination. Not only the fact that the dimension of the incomparable building with 47 voiced at three manuals and pedal were unique and somehow representative for the holding of court of the absolutist margrave Carl Wilhelm Friedrcih von Brandenburg-Ansbach, but also beca

Four years after their much-lauded debut album "IIII," Farsot - one of the greatest hopes of German Black Metal - release their sophomore "Insects". On this album, the band from Thuringia once more breaks the bounds of Dark/Black Metal and presents a unique new definition of dark music, emphasising trance-like instrumentals as much as clear, conjuring vocals and many groovy passages.

Vinyl LP pressing. 2018 split release. On Toteninsel, two most distinct names in German black metal join forces to put their own spin on a famous painting: Farsot and ColdWorld. Ever since their 2007 debut IIII, which succeeded the yet "suicidal" demo 042103freitod Thuringia-based Farsot have dodged the genre's common themes and trappings to develop a unique aesthetic for themselves. Steeped in it, the quintet's current, fourth album FailLure is a showcase in stylistic bravery while still not a

Whether navigating the backroads of Louisiana or Thuringia, exploring the snowy Quebec woods, or performing onstage at Rush concerts, Neil Peart has stories to tell. His first volume in this series, Far and Away, combined words and images to form an intimate, insightful narrative that won many readers.Now Far and Near brings together reflections from another three years of an artist’s life as he celebrates seasons, landscapes, and characters, travels roads and trails, receives honors, climbs mountains, composes and performs music. With passionate insight, wry humor, and an adventurous spirit, once again Peart offers a collection of open letters that take readers on the road, behind the scenes, and into the inner workings of an ever-inquisitive mind.These popular stories, originally posted on Peart’s website, are now collected and contextualized with a new introduction and conclusion in this beautifully designed collector’s volume.

Dr. Klaus Agthe recalls his youth, growing up in Thuringia, Germany during World War II, watching the changes from Hitler and the Nazis of the Third Reich, through the rise of communism, and into the Cold War. His studies in business management and economics took him from East to West Berlin and to an international post graduate study program at the University of Indiana School of Business in Bloomington. His career as an international executive, that started in Germany and brought him to America, eventually drew him back to Berlin after the Wall came down. Coming full circle he offers his memories, experiences and insights with the political drama of the twentieth century as the backdrop.

Dr. Klaus Agthe recalls his youth, growing up in Thuringia, Germany during World War II, watching the changes from Hitler and the Nazis of the Third Reich, through the rise of communism, and into the Cold War. His studies in business management and economics took him from East to West Berlin and to an international post graduate study program at the University of Indiana School of Business in Bloomington. His career as an international executive, that started in Germany and brought him to America, eventually drew him back to Berlin after the Wall came down. Coming full circle he offers his memories, experiences and insights with the political drama of the twentieth century as the backdrop.

From fantastic sandy beaches to idyllic vineyards and ancient churches, this series travels through some of the most beautiful locales in Western Europe. Three picturesque German cities are explored, from East Frisia’s tidal flats and the prestigious palaces of Stuttgart to the famous temples of Thuringia. A captivating tour through the Eifel mountain range reveals a diverse array of scenery, deep and mysterious volcanic lakes, and striking examples of architecture, such as the Maria Laach Monastery, the castle of Burg Eltz, and the Aachen Cathedral. The arresting features of Luxembourg are also showcased, from the wooded hill country of the Oesling to the region’s imposing castle and fortress ruins. Underscoring each locale’s rich cultural history, these guides also detail their famous personalities and culinary delights, rounding off a collection of perfect getaways for European natives, tourists from abroad, and armchair travelers alike.