Re: far away from home
Posted by Guscha On 2013/10/5 16:58:24
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I don't know but the ventilation louver looks unusual.
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Dave, as you will see, this thread makes a small excursion straightaway into the belly of the Bremen. While looking for the background-story of the picture the name of the driver runs into me.
It is Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot, who designed the interior of the airship "Hindenburg" as well as the interior of the steamship Bremen (1926-28). That's the connection to the above shown picture.
[picture source: ebay]
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... I don't recall the coachbuilder, Erdmann & Rossi perhaps? ...
I don't know but the ventilation louver looks unusual.
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...Gusha, I've got gobs of history on the Bremen and Europa if you're interested...
Dave, as you will see, this thread makes a small excursion straightaway into the belly of the Bremen. While looking for the background-story of the picture the name of the driver runs into me.
It is Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot, who designed the interior of the airship "Hindenburg" as well as the interior of the steamship Bremen (1926-28). That's the connection to the above shown picture.
[picture source: ebay]
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