THE CZ 125 RICKSHAW

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 15, 2002
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• Publication Date: September 1, 1950
• Content Type: REPORT

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comfortable
than the most lux-
urious automobile, fast
as an airliner, cheap asa rail-
wayjourney-thatdescribes the new
Czechoslovak'?Aero45"aircraft (or 4 to
5 persons. Absolute safety, durability, high per-
formance, general economy, easy servicing and main-
tenance makes it an excellent sports, tourist, commercial,
postal, light freight, or ambulance plane. It may also be used as an
air taxi. Its all-metal construction makes it resistant [o all climate condi-
tions. It will give you valuable service in all branches of your enterprise, is will
enable you to make better use of your time and to enloy all the pleasures of flying.
LIMITED
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FOR CITY SHOPPING, TOWN DELIVERIES, AND EVEN SPORTS
AND RECREATION RELY ON
THE CZ 125 RICKSHAW
(UTILITY UNLIMITED)
EASY TO HANDLE ECONOMICAL MAKES LIGHT WORK OF
CONGESTED CITY TRAFFIC
KOYO LIMITED, PRAHA ? CZECHOSLOVAKIA
SOLE CONSESSIONNAIRES FOR U. K. AND NORTHERN IRELAND INDUSTRIA
(LONDON) LTD., 24, LIME STREET,LONDON E. C.3
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CLECHOSLOVAK.F_'XPOR'P REVIEW.
PUBLISHED BY
CHAi~IB~ER-O.F-COD?INIERCE
OF CZECHOSI:OVAKI9
'SF,PTPITLBF.R 1950
VOL.ITI
? Published quarterly. - Single copies Kcs .z7, inclusive of wrapper- and
postage, banking charges extra; for other countries equi~alcnt in ex-
change ~*aluc. Send remittance to the %ianostenska Bank, Prague Ac-
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? Editorial and publishing offices
U Obecniho domu 3. Prague I. Telephone No. 6oo:It-46
? Responsible editor: Radovan Simacek
? Graphical layout by: J. Bohuslav ~.'
? Printed by: Statni tiskarna-Unie, Prague
CON 1' E N'1' S : Queen Fashion 5
Centrotex F_lports Czechoslovak \\%oollen Yarns 6
\F%oollen Fabrics for E~-erc Occasion 3
\'el~-ets and Corduroys for Everyday \\%ear
Ne~c Features in Czechoslovak Cotton Goods to--t r
'Che Bcrct = rln F.,ffectivc Head;gcar r z
Czechoslo~?ak Linen - :1n Ornament in I?cerc Household ~ i+
Carpets and Furniture Coverings to 'Add Lustre-.to Your Rooms i7
Czechoslovak Felts and Technical Fabrics ., t8-tg
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1'~\PCO, the Sole Czechoslovak Export Company' for Paper and
Papcrwarc 36-37
11Tusicae Bohemicac Anthologia -Anthology of Bohemian
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LIGNA Products for the Home . ~:}o-:}t
The Optical Tndustn~ in Czechoslovakia . :}8-:}~
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Short Notices 5=-i4
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The favourite that never disappoints.
Original designs in fashionable
colours, high-grade material carefully
finished are the principal characteristics of the
exclusive Czechoslovak prints, which we
have prepared for our prospective customers.
CENTROTEX LTU.
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The previous number of the Czechoslovak Exporter was
devoted in the main to capital goods; the present issue is
concerned principally with those over which the Queen
Fashion rules -clothing and footwear, the output of the
textile and leather industries. Our pages to-day display
for you in particular the new features which are the pride
of the Centrotex Company that exports the products of the
textile industry, and of the Exico Company which now has
charge of the export interests of the leather and rubber in-
dustries. Several other companies are represented by ac-
cessoriesthat go to make up the world of dress and fashion.
We present a selection of woollen, linen and cotton
fabrics, velvets and corduroys, and add a number of art-
icles dealing with other products of the textile industry.
Illustrations of shoes and gloves give you a hint of what
the skilled hands of the workers in the leather industry
can turn out for Queen Fashion. Then there are the objects
produced by the Koh-i-noor Company, those small wares
of no mean importance, that in the form of buttons, hooks
and clips, of needles and of pins render such service to the
clothing industry.
We have no desire, of course, to leave other branches
entirely aside, so that even if the bulk of our issue to-day
is devoted to Fashion, you will none the less find some
pages that deal with our metalworking industry, our car-
dinal branch of export, with the glass, ceramics and other
sectors, without which the picture of Czechoslovak export
trade would be incomplete. It is particularly our wish
that the Czechoslovak Exporter should represent the whole
scale of the country`s exports, even if each issue pays
special attention to one particular branch. King Steel who
dominated our previous issue is to-day succeeded by
Queen Fashion, and in forthcoming numbers it will be
King Wood or Queen Glass. The manifold varieties of
Czechoslovak export goods with which we wish grad-
ually to acquaint you will all be dealt with in turn.
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The manufacture of woollen yarns in Czechoslovakia
is based on long years of tradition. The Czechoslovak
spinning mills that were already well known to foreign
buyers have been now combined with many others to
firm one huge concern which to-day turns out every
kind of woollen yarns fox handknitting and for industrial
use. Added to this there is the very favourable climatic
location of the spinning mills where the yarns are under
the constant supervision of experts. `Chew experts
devote their attention to purely production problems,
improve the working processes, and raise the quality of
the output, so that the result is a product as near perfection
as possible. The yarns are made of the best raw materials,
and exceptional care is devoted to their manufacture.
During the production they pass through a number of
severe controls and tests so that the buyer has the cert-
ainty that he is purchasing faultless goods.
Wools for handknitting are turned out in all fashion-
able colours and shades, and are thus excellent material
for knitting pullovers, sweaters, gloves, socks and dres-
ses. The Czechoslovak mills also produce woollen yarns
for turn_ng out handmade carpets, and fox technical pur-
poses. One of the outstanding features of the Czecho-
slovak woollen yarns for handknitting is their fast co-
lours which are unaffected even by frequent washing or
by sunshine. To meet the requirements of every class of
customer abroad, the collections of samples include
both simple wools and a large selection of highly effect-
ive patterns. Attention may be drawn in particular to
mother-of--pearl and cable yarns which are specialities of
the Czechoslovak mills. A large number of spinning
mills have switched their output over to industrial yarns
for the weaving, knitting and hosiery factories. In addit-
ion to the ordinary kinds of yarns, crepe; boucle, frise,
and others are turned out.
A complete collection of samples will be submitted
on request to any prospective customer, or all necessary
information and any specific samples he may require
will be posted to him. The exclusive sale of Czechoslo-
vak woollen yarns is in the hands of the
CENTROTEX LTD.,
DEPT. 720 (WOOLLEN YARNS)
PRAHA V, JOSEFOVSKl6- 6
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The whole world smiles at you
when you are wearing our knitwear and hosiery.
The trade-mark CENTROTEX is a guarantee of
high-class quality and excellent finish.
CENTROTEX LTD.,
Department 580 -Knitwear and Hosiery,
Prague f, Narodni t"rids c. 25, palac Metro
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The woollen sector is one of the most extensive
branches of the Czechoslovak textile industry. For many
years past the Czechoslovak mills have been turning out
woollen fabrics which, under the trade-mark of "Made
in Czechoslovakia" are well-known throughout the world.
That mark is a guarantee of excellent quality, careful fin-
ish and reasonable price. The mills of the Czechoslovak
woollen industry are scattered over the entire Republic,
and every day hundreds of cases of woollen goods pass
through their gates on their way to all parts of the
world. Everyone who buys woollen fabrics to-day looks
for perfection not only as regardes quality, but also in
respect to colour and design. And it is precisely this per-
fection which is the hall-mark of Czechoslovak woollen
fabrics. Tasteful finish and elegant design have opened
the way for Czechoslovak woollens to countries in which
there is no lack of high-quality woollen goods, but where
the artistic sense and refined taste of the Czechoslovak
designers win the day by reason of the simplicity, ele-
gance and artistic quality of the wares they turn out.
Every year the Czechoslovak woollen manufacturers
assemble new and extensive collections with attractive
and striking designs, and in the fine shades of colour
which - at least in respect of ladies' dress materials -
are dictated by Dame Fashion.
This year, too, the Czechoslovak woollen manufac-
turers are anxious not to disappoint the thousands, of
heir customers, and have devoted especial care to com-
piling comprehensive collections of materials. These
collections axe assembled at the sample rooms of the
C:entrotex Company for the Im~iort and Exj~ort of C~echo-
.r,iovak Textiles and Clothes, Woollen Gaods Dept., Brno,
~~hich has been entrusted with the exclusive sale of these
f cbrics.
What categories of goods are represented in these
collections ? In the first place there are materials for
men's suits, made from combed and carded yarns. Then
there are reversible cloths, woollen corduroys, pointille,
raye cotele, patterned afgalain material for tropical wear,
gabardine for suits, herringbone pattern suitings, fash-
i~~nable striped fil a fil, men's suiting nouveaute, bird's
eye, fresco, patterned weavings, and a whole range of
other styles. Of the men's carded suitings we may ment-
ion at hazard donegal, cheviot, check afgalain, etc. The
selections for ladies are likewise most extensive and
include raye and pepito for ladies costumes, raye onde
f'or ladies' dresses, Prince of Wales for ladies costumes,
onde boucle and coachman for ladies' dresses, fashionable
tweeds for ladies' cloaks, rough-pile cloth fox coats,
corduroy for ladies' coats, carded wool materials for
costumes and dresses, Shepherd's plaid in a new colour
finish, fashionable compose, changeant novelty for cos-
tumes and raincoats of pure combed yarn, attractive
double woollen crepe in fashionable pique finish, and
e;o on. It is not necessary to occupy ourselves with a de-
tailed enumeration of all the other qualities to be found
in the collections, but we would recommend prospect-
ive buyers abroad. to apply to the Centrotex Company
which, on request, will be pleased to summit appro-
I~riate collections.
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 VELVETS
AND CORDUROYS
FOR EVERDAY WEAR
The fashion of the season has decreed that these soft
and supple materials shall be worn on nearly every
occasion. They are the last word for morning wear and
not out of place in the glare of electric light. Czecho-
slovak velvets have gained for themselves awed-deserv-
ed reputation on the world market, not the least of
the reasons for their excellent qualities being the com-
position of the water in the district in which they are
turned out, containing as it does certain minerals which
are highly favourable to the manufacturing process.
One of the excellent qualities which distinguish them
from competitive goods are their rich colours which
have been attained nowhere else and which mark them
at once to the expert as being of Czechoslovak origin.
Among the products of our factories we may mention
as specialities silver-printed velvets, hand-printed velvet-
scarves and shawls as also velvets for footwear uppers.
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Centrotex Ltd. which has been entrusted with the .sole
export and import of textiles and ready-made clothing,
in its department for corduroys and velvets at Varn.r-
dorf, had no difficulty in satisfying the most exacting
demands of present day fashion in this branch of its
business, for it could look back on a tradition extending
over i6o years. The Company is in the position to
offer prospective customers attractive and hard-wearing
duventines at most reasonable prices. These are the very
thing for sport-vests and dress-accessories. Then fash-
ionable corduroys with stripes variyng from i/i6" to
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veteens in all fashionable colours, also such with lovely
painted patterns. In the corduroy section we are offering
a special line, a novelty introduced by the Czechoslovak
mills -nursery motives such as hobby-horses etc. The
a~llections of the Centrotex Company are completed
with a wide range of corduroys for ladies' wear as also
washable corduroys and corduroys for riding-breeches.
We are entrusted with the exclusive sale of all these
goods and are ready to supply prospective customers
with sample collections covering all these items.
~he first -glance at the output of the Czechoslovak
cotton mills shows us that there are four predominant
articles in cotton fabrics. They are, first and foremost,
fine poplins for shirting and pyjamas, bright-coloured
fabrics for ladies' dresses, terry cloth and damask.
The quality of Czechoslovak poplins is determined
by three factors. On the one hand there is'the long trad-
ition in manufacture, then the high quality raw cotton, ~
and finally the character of the region in which Czecho~~
Slovak poplins are made and finished. The finishingniil~ s ~
for .poplin are located in close proximtt o mountain ,t. ~
streams, so that the fabrics are and washed in
On the new colle~~~a~cards of the Centrotex Company
which has th fright to export the output of the Czecho-
slov ~ xtile and clothing industry you will find; a num-
~ er of new features for the present season. These include
in particular colourful woven poplins with a background.
of jacquard designs, which may be used as exclusive ma-
terial for ladies' dresses and as airy, porous shirting.
In addition to unicoloured dress fabrics for Summer
wear there are notably bright-patterned woven fabrics of
highquality cotton. New features in this particular sector
may be found, for instance, in several Gordon dress fabrics,
conspicuous by their large irregular checks in the bright=
est of colours. This gaily woven dress material made
from simple macco yarn in warp and weft is patterned
and coloured according to the taste and the require-
ments of the individual markets. Of interest, too, is the
check-patterned Midi dress fabric, and finally the Gaby,
a fashionable dress fabric for ladies'wear made exclusiv-
ely in striped patterns. The outstanding features of these
and the many other kinds of Czechoslovak cotton dre
they can be washed and ironed. Of the terry cloths we~may
mention in particular the material for towelfl ready
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 ~de sets, cleaning rags, and looped mater' is for bathing
gowns which take high rank by reason f their quality,
colours, high and even loops, and the' fine patterns.
Finally, let us take a look at the col ctions of damask
in the form of table sets and individ 1 articles as well as
material which is sold by the metre this latter especially
for bed linen. This brief outline an a few illustrations, do
not of course by a long way exhau t the list of new features
which are produced by the C choslovak cotton mills,
and which figure in the collec ons of the Centrotex Com-
pany and exported exclusiv y by that Company from
its Dept. S io, (Cotton Fabrics), Ndchod, Czechoslovakia.
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The beret is steadily growing in popularity as a headgear. It is
popular with children and grown-ups, with men and women alike,
not only on account of its practical character but also because it
snits every face and lends the wearer a youthful appearance. It prov-
es aperfect protection for the head on occasions when a hat
would be unsuitable or inconvenient, as for example in factories
or on the fields, and on journeys whatever means of travelling we
use. Of special importance is its practical character during work
in factories where it protects the hair and prevents accidents. It
is also very suitable for wearing in workshops where cleanliness is
of the highest importance. In the world of sport the beret can be
used on every occasion. In Summer it protects the head from the
heat of the sun's rays, and in Winter it is the ideal headgear for
ski-ers. These are onl}~ a few instances of the practical character
of the beret. To-day many people throughout the world know the
n;ime of the makers of this head covering. Nevertheless, we should
like to speak a little about them in the following lines. The types
of berets which are best known and most in demand are those
which bear the trade-mark of "FEZCO-BEKET"which has won
the appreciation of buyers in every corner of the globe. The manu-
facture of these berets at Strakonice in Czechoslovakia has been
proceeding for years, and the makers have acquired a wealth of
experience of which they now avail themselves for improving the
quality and appearance of their output. That output has increased
parallel with the spread of the fashion of wearing berets. To-day
the capacity of the factories is such that they can keep pace with
the thousands of orders which are constantly arriving. FEZCO
berets, manufactured at Strakonice, are made of the best quality
wool, so that like every other woollen material they shall be elastic
and fit well on the head. FEZCO berets are made in various sizes
and many types. They may be ordinary ones, or decorated with a
badge, may be unlined, or again have a silk lining, may have a
leather border or be without such border. All types are turned out
in a great variety of colours from the most delicate pastels to sober
classical shades. It stands to reason that everyone who buys a beret
wishes to get a good quality article for his money. How to recog-
nize quality? Well, the beret must be elastic, it colours must be
fast and not run. At Strakonice these desiderata receive very special
attention, and so foreign customers can be sure of getting a really
high-quality article for their money. Everyone who wears a beret
certainly appreciates its practical character. If we look back a little
into history we find, for instance that King Edward I/II regarded
the beret as a useful and very practical head cover. It has always
been very popular with the broad masses ;and Barque peasants have
worn it for centuries. Finally, we would point out to foreign buy-
ers that the exclusive sale of all kinds of berets has been taken over
by the CENTBOTEX Co., for the Import and Export of CZecho-
slovak Textiles and Clothes, Dept. Fe~e.r and Berets, at Strakonice, and
that in its collections of samples it has prepared a wide choice of
all the different types of "FE7_CO" berets.
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An Ornament in Every Household
Linen is a textile fabric which rapidly won great favour among
the broad masses of the people. The linen fibre possesses many
properties superior to those of other tissues. Tt is long, and its
ends do not protrude from the fabric, nor collect so much dust, so
that it does not get soiled so easily.
In Czechoslovakia the manufacture of linen has several hundred
years of tradition behind it. Tn the moist mountainous regions with
their suitable climatic location, flax has been cultivated for ages.
Its quality is controlled by hundreds of experts on the staff of the
flax research institutions.
The flax mills in Czechoslovakia manufacture all kinds of linen
goods. One of the most important categories is that of table and
bed linen. Damask of Czechoslovak make, handsome table sets
aizd practical bed linen sold by the metre, to-day enjoy an excellent
reputation in the textile markets of the world. Linen goods always
give the impression of absolute cleanliness, and therefore they are
to be found wherever cleanliness is a fundamental requirement.
And so, high grade Czechoslovak linen has become an essential
item fox hospitals, sanatoria and operating theatres, not only as bed
linen but also as material for doctors overalls and for surgical tex-
tiles.
In the household we meet in increasing measure with Czecho-
slovak linen sets. They consist not only of the table and bed linen
above-mentioned, but also of towels and dusters which demon-
strate the advantages of this fabric in not leaving any fluff on uten-
sils and in very rapidly absorbing all moisture.
This last-named property of flax has also destined linen for the
making of Summer dress material which to-day is without a rival
for practical wear in view of its numerous advantages. In the select-
ions for men's wear attention is above all attracted to linen for
tropical wear, while in those for ladies there is a very wide range of
fashionable designs, the work of leading Czechoslovak artists who,
with their pupils, have placed their services fully at the disposal of
the textile mills, and have thus to be thanked in due measure for
the progress, the taste and the perfection displayed in the outfitting
sector. Wherever the sun shines, and especially in tropical regions,
people are well acquainted with the priceless properties of linen
dress material, its coolness, its strength, its capacity for rapidly
absorbing perspiration, and its infinite renewal by simple washing.,
In the past this material has looked, as it were, with envy on its
sister, the always-tidy woollen dress material. Uncrushability had
been discovered also for silk, cellular material and cotton. Onlv
linen held out and revealed thousands of creases immediately it
got crushed. The Czechoslovak manufactures have, however,
succeeded in reducing the crushability of linen dress material to
a minimum by a new process in the course of manufacture. This
new process prevents ,linen dress fabrics from creasing, and even?
if they do crease a little, the creases very quickly vanish of their
own accord, and the dresses are as nice and trim as before. Thus,
to the previous excellent properties there has been added another
very valuable one which is contributing greatly to increased popul-
arity for linen dress material. In the meantime we hope theat the
last word has not been. said in this matter, and that further improve-
ments will be registered in reducing the liability of linen dress ma-
terial to crush.
Recently use has also been made of linen fabrics as upholstering
and covering material, And it is, above all, the really artistic and
fashionable patterns produced by Czechoslovak designers that
have given Czechoslovak linen the foremost place in respect to
these cover fabrics. To the list of the best known linen products
turned out by Czechoslovakia may be added mattress material
which is exported from the Republic to all parts of the world.
The sole export of Czechoslovak linen products is in the hands
of the
CENTROTEX LTD.,
DEPT. 530 (LINEN FABRICS),
TRUTNOV, SLEZSK/~ 14, CZECHOSLOVAKIA
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The proud housewife has always an eye open when
it is the question of providing the proper furnishing of
her home. However attractive the furniture itself may
be, it alone does not suffice to give a distinctive air to
a house. To make our flat or house in which we pass the
greater part of our free time really pleasant and comfort-
able it is essential to purchase the right sort of carpets as
well as suitable upholstery so as to give the furniture a
proper setting. This being so it is our intention to intro-
duce you to the carpets and furnishing textiles that are
being produced by the highly-developed textile industry
of Czechoslovakia. Carpets and upholstery coverings bear-
ing the trade-mark TOKO are at the time of writing in
ever increasing demand in all countries of the world.
They give a distinctive air to the dwelling rooms of
many prominent personalities in innumerable countries,
in official reception rooms, as also in a great number of
hotels enjoying an international reputation and finally
in the homes of thousands of private individuals.
Last. year Czechoslovak carpets were enthusiastically
received wherever they were exhibited -carpet lovers
recognizing immediately that they were being offered
goods of rare distinction and originality. The carpet expert
of Centrotex Ltd. which is entrusted with the import
and export of Czechoslovak Textiles and Clothing (The
Department for Carpets, Furnishing Fabrics and Wool-
len Rugs) with offices at Vratislavice nod Nisou -the
section which has been entrusted with the exclusive
sale of this class of goods for the whole of the republic,
succeeded in booking an order for the Royal Palace at
Kabul, Afghanistan, this order having been placed by His
Majesty's Court Chancellor. We should like to state in this
connection that this order was given in the face of keen
international competition =both the quality as also the
design being found superior to those offered by all for-
eign competitors. The renaissance design is worked
nn a gold ground itself being also in gold tone, and
accords remarkably well with the style and general furn-
ishing of the Royal Palace, this being one of the rea-
sons for it being selected as the most suitable. Tavelve
factory girls carried out the work which totalled no less that
r,~oo,ooo knots. The entire carpet weighed 23o kilo-
grams -that is well over 4 cwts. The question of trans-
port presented great difficulties which were, however,
successfully solved owing to the particular care which
was exercised. This success led to further orders. Centro-
tex supplied some magnificent carpets to Siam for the
coronation of the ruler, as also to the Royal Court of
Saudi Arabia and a TOKO carpet was also laid down in
the Ducal Palace at Luxembourg.
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 Felts, and .articles ,made of felt have to-day become indispensable in all, lines of, industry. Where
everything in this line is produced from polishing and grinding discs to .wads for cartridges. To
facilitate contacts with customers, the entire export of felts and technical fabrics ?has ?been?entrusted
to the Centrotex Co., Felts and Technical Fabrics Dept., Prague II, Soukupovo nam. z f. This Com-
pany can offer foreign buyers all the products of the felt industry in high-class finish and quality.
Saddlers' Felts are supplied, according to requirements, in full-wool or half-wool qualities, of a
width of'i8o centimetres and a weight of iooo to 7000 grammes per metre. These felts are'used for
making pads.for saddles, for the body side of horse collars and harness, for stuffing seats for motor
vehicles and aircraft, for chair-seats, for pads for typewriters, and for foot and hand protectors in
different sports, for the manufacture of packings and rings for various technical purposes, etc.
Thinnish felts of up to zooo grammes weight are used for making hassocks for churches, decorative
cushions, etc. Saddlers' felts. are ,supplied in a wide range of colours, the most usual being: yellow,
brown, red, dark brown, dark blue, green, black and natural white.
Collar-lining Felt is made in three types : uni-colour on both sides, mele=both sides mixed material,
and double, that is, one side mixed, the other coloured. This type of felt is used in the ready-made-
clothing-industry for finishing collars of men's suits. It is turned out in a width of i 8o cm, weighing
from 3 5 o to 40o grammes.
The felts for Toymakrn~ have the excellent property that on?being cut they do not form rough edges
like other fabrics. This property is availed of in the manufacture of-toys, dolls, figures and decor-
ative objects such as cushions, artificial flowers and other ornaments of a modern home. Felts for
toymaking are manufactured in the current width of r 8o cm, and have a weight of ;oo. to 5 0o gram-
mes per metre. Felts for linings and vateline felts are in general use in the clothing and footwear in-
dustries. They are supplied in widths of i 6o to i 8o cm, weighing from z f o to 5 0o grammes per metre.
Dress Felts and Felts for Footavear Uppers are supplied in all-wool and half-wool qualities accord-
ing to customers requirements. Dress felts are used for trimming and ornaments, for making. ladies,
fiats, children's hats, caps, berets, for the manufacture of fancy vests, coats, etc. They are frequently
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used in industry for lining cases, baskets, cupboards, in
the furnishing industry, for the manufacture of orna-
mental objects; handbags, highclassed .dolls, toys, etc.
These felts are supplied in a width of r8o cm weighing
from g So to Soo grammes, and in the width of i4o cm, of
a weight from S s o to z zoo grammes.
Felt for Uj~per.r is employed in the boot and shoe in-
dustry for making cloth shoes, slippers, boots, top boots,
etc. It is also used for making gaiters. For these purpos-
es' felt is supplied in a weight of 60o to i S oo grammes
and width of i4o cm. The colours are all darkish and
may be chosen from a colour scale. Felt uppers are like-
wise supplied in all-wool and half-wool qualities at the
customer's wish. For linings white or brown toughened
felts known as "leather felts" are used and in footwear
act as excellent insulation against cold.
Tl~oven Felts are used in paper mills for covering the
rollers of the papermaking machines. The current kinds
for the paper industry include ordinary, fine and extra-
fine drying felts, all-wool and half wool draining felts
for the manufacture. of roofing, cellulose and eternite
roofing, woollen drying felts, asbestos wool and cotton
felts, woven tubular felts, and the'special Czechoslovak
LEV tubular felts.
Technical Cloths are made for every sector of industry
in all-wool and half-wool -cleaning cloths, roller cloth,
sizing cloth, filtering cloth, bottom cloth, tubular felt-
ing for tanners, cotton flannels and cottonized steaming
cloths, lappings, technical plushes, etc.). An important aid
for large ready -made clothing concerns and tailoring
establishments are the HAENSEL interlinings which are
elastic, airy and retain their shape permanently.
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How do you like the fashion buttons which the
KOH-I-NOOR. Export Company has to offer you
from its most up-to-date selection of horn, salalith,
polystyrene, and mother-of-pearl lines, that iu
beauty and elesance compete for popular favour
with filisree and Slass buttons?
Every imasinable colour and shade is represented
in the most varied combinations, and the finest
decorative desisns make Czechoslovak fashionbut-
tons really excllusive products of the hishest art-
istic level. At the same time it must be remembered
that all Czechoslovak fashion buttons despite their
exclusive character, are mass-produced in bis series,
and are therefore buttons that are cheap enoush to
make them available to thewiclest ranks of consumers.
It is not the material of which they are made,
althoush a number of rare raw materials such as
gold, platinum, etc, are used in their manufacture,
but the perfect workmanship and finish put into
them, and above all the special care which is de-
voted to Czechoslovak fashion bulaons on the
artistic side by the KOH-I-NOOR Company, that
wives them their outstandins value.
A special staff of artists, members of the `~1~rt
~~entre for Fashion Buttons~~ established by the
I:OH-I-NOOR Company at their headquarters, sees
to the brinsins out of new models of buttons, and
puts forward countless orisinal sussestions which,
on bein~O carried out, place Czechoslovak produc-
tion in this line hish above the current ranke of the
output of competitors. All this has made Czecho-
slovakia in point of fact the leadins country in
the world for buttonmakins, and she is also, so far,
the only country which lives such comprehensive
and systematic care to the manufacture of buttons.
It stands to :reason, then, that ~~zechoslovak
:Fashion buttons are in demand throushout the world,
;xnd that they are employed not only in the dress-
,uakins industry severally but also by the leading
Houses for their latest models.
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footwear in the most up-to-date
fashions and of the finest
manufacture, two qualities which
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BARUM tyres place first on motorcycles also. Here is the team
winning the Silver Vase in the 1949 FICM in England -naturally
using BARUM tyres
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The 1950 Monte Carlo, Rally was held under conditions which
eliminated along the route all but 47?/0 of the entrants. Despite
the bad weather and difficult terrain -especially the snowstorms
in the Alps - 75?/0 of the cars equipped with BARUM tyres
finished the race - a record for all the makes of tyres used in
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The Wap Santa Claus Can Bring You Increased Profits
Faihe~ Christmas would not think much of a bare Christmas tree and neither
would the childeen. Thai's where the Czechoslovak glass industry comes in. Expe-
rienced dealers know that Czechoslovakia is an uncontested leader in the variety
of patterns of glass Christmas tree ornaments, plain, colored and decorated. It is
no idle boast Thai nowhere in the world you will find such a wide choice of
Christmas free decorations. Czechoslovak designers are simply brimming with ideas.
To the imposing standard collection new designs are added every season. All of
them are original and attractive and they make an imposing array of best-sellers
which it will be profitable for you io acquaint yourself with. Do not disappoint
Santa Claus, the children and their parents, who expect ~ much of their retailer.
A wise dealer chinks of the Christmas market as early as Spring. Place your
order now wish
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"KORUNA" PALACE, VACLAVSKT; n. 1, PRAHA II,
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
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In June and July the woods are alive
with girls wearing kerchiefs and women
in aprons; from everywhere the high
voices of boys resound. Jug's clinking
may be heard from the undergrowth
and nimble fingers become blue and
violet from the bilberry-juice.
The jugs are replenished up to the brim
ries are taken over by the employees of
KOOSPOL and after an hour the airpla-
ne leaves.
Thus within 24 hours have the bil-
berries from Czechoslovakia come
to you -and when eating them you
will still feel the sun's odour and
the sweetness of summer mornings.
That's the odour of the sun,
the sweetness o(a summer morning
and the roundness o(per(ection!
Bilberries are very wholesome as they contain
vitamin C, A, D, B, iron and other ingredients
promoting digestion and formation of tissues. For
your tongue, however, the main argument will be
their taste which truly makes them a savoury dish.
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CABLE-ADDRESS: TCHECOMALT PRAGUE
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kia have long been the source of supp-
lies of valuable raw material for the
paper industry, which in this country is
highly developed and ranks among the
oldest in Central Europe. Records
proving this date back to the Middle
Ages. Even prior to the Second World
War Czechoslovak paper output was
not only able to meet the requirements
of the home market but considerable
quantities of paper were exported to all
parts of the world -among other des-
tinations to Great Britain where a
market was found in particular for va-
rious kinds of paperware and cardbo-
ard. Numerous English textile mills
imported Czechoslovak jiapertube.r and
.rpoolr, which are distinguished by se-
veral notable properties that are lack-
ing in tubes and spools made of other
material. They are, in particular, light,
do not break or curl, and consume
very little motive power.
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Czechoslovak impregnated filling liner find general use,
and range from containers for jam, honey, syrup, and
the like, to tasteful cups for ices and innumerable kinds
of pots for scent and other pharmaceutical lines. All
these filling lines are perfect from the hygienic stand-
point, and are without taste or smell.
Czechoslovak luxury cardboard boxes suit the refined
taste of English women. Beautiful standing boxes for
carrying scent bottles, tasteful powder boxes, elegant
caskets with original gilt ornamentation make a delightful
accessory on every dressing-table, and cleverly designed
bor. bonnieres are suitable packings for the output of the
English chocolate factories. In numerous offices in the
West we also meet with Czechoslovak office regui.rite.r, whet-
her with practically designed letter files of the most upt-o-
date type, or portfolios, blocks for notes, and the like.
Millions and millions of Czechoslovak copyGook.c are
exported to many countries. Our paper mills turn them
out in exact accordance with the wishes of the countries
importing them, especially as regards the print on the
covers and the arrangement of the pages. .
The same may be said of Czechoslovak writing paper.
It meets the requirements of every consumer in the mat-
ter of appearance and price, for Czechoslovakia exports
the most varied kinds, shapes and quality, from paper de
luxe in handsome cardboard boxes to the most simple of
writing blocks. Envelopes are also exported of all types,
from the de luxe categories with tissue linings to ordi-
nary business and air-mail envelopes.
Czechoslovak photo albums with covers of imitation
leather and richly ornamented give pleasure to ,every
amateur photographer and make suitable presents for
the most varied occasions.
Celophane corners, the most up-to-date and ideal means
of fastening photos in albums make an excellent acces-
sory and are unmatched for this purpose.
For foreign housewifes the Czechoslovak paper in-
dustry turns out tasteful .rerviette.r, and paper lace of deli-
cate finish for household use.
Carnivals "in all parts of the world are enlivened by
paper decorations made in Czechoslovakia. Crepe paper in
beautiful rich colours, made up is rolls, and with an
elasticity of 3o to ioo%, is also exported.
All these products, as well as all kinds of paper, card-
board and roofing material, are exported by PAPCO
C~echo.rloUak~ Paper Trading Company, Ltd., Prague II, P.
O. B. 8zs.
The PAPCO Company, during its short existence has
succeeded in renewing the pre-war contacts of the Cze-
choslovak paper industry with abroad, and in acquiring
numerous new markets, so that to-day its export's ,go to
more than ~o countries, nearly ~o of them overseas.
After the Scandinavian States, Czechoslovakia is one of
the biggest exporters of paper. It is not without interest
to note that in the first half of 1949, exports of Czecho-
slovak paperware increased relatively more than the ave-
rage for the Scandinavian States in that period.
Their representatives of PAPCO
F. Mackaey & Co., 64 Fountain Str., Manchester z (harid made card-
board).
The Maepherson Trading Co., Ltd., West Bridgford, Notting-
ham (tubes and spools for the textile industry.)
C. S. Oiserman Ltd., 34-4o Ludgate Hill, London E. C. 4. (wrapp-
ing papers, nesprint, writing and printing papers cardboard)
Winteco, Ltd., z4 Northumberland Avenue, London (articles made
of paper and cardboard),
will be glad to supply detailed information.
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catalogue of the bfusirae Bohem icae
Anthologia is taken from the
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his Supraphon anthology of fifty records is the most ambitious
effort yet made to make known to the world the richness of old
Czech music. The issue was made on the occasion of the booth anniversary
of Charles Universiy in zy?8. It includes examples from various epochs of
music, beginning with the oldest extant songs and ending with the work
of young Smetana.
Most of the compositions were previously unknown, having been dis-
covered in archives, many in foreign countries in which the Czech compos-
ers lived abroad. Few of the compositions have been published or recorded
previously, in spite of the fact that some of the composers -such as L.
Myslivecek, J. V. Stamic and J. L. Dusik -achieved international fame in
their own day.
By making these recordings available, Suprajihon affords the public an
opportunity of becoming acquainted with music of great intrinsic and hist-
orical interest. The actual recording is of the high artistic and technical
level that has now come to be expected of Suj~ra~ihon.
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All the export of timber and wood products from our
c~~untry is centralised in the hands of LIGNA. Co. Ltd.,
a:n arrangement which ensures optimal service and stan-
dard minimum trading prices, and serves the interest of
customer and prodcicer alike. Our representatives inyour
country are always ready to provide that instant contact
between buyer and maker which smoothe:> the course of
trade, and will enable your special require-ments to
receive the personal and expert attention they deserve.
LIGNA wood products include not only complete
F'REFABRICATE:D HOUSES but also a wide range of
goods for the interior of the home and fox everyday use.
Czechoslovak BENTWOOD FURNITURE, of spec-
ially processed beech, provides one answer; bentwood
is lighter and stronger than other types, and chairs and
tables can be delivered in component parts economically
backed and simple to assemble at the customer's end.
:>TEEL TUBE furniture, painted, oxydised or chrom-
ium-plated, is another speciality, and our I-IOSPITAL
EQUIPMENT in this line is as invalualble to modern
health services as our domestic metal furniture is chic
send up-to-date. VGe also supply the finest materials for
joinery; plywood and superb veneers fxocn native Euro-
pean and from African and Asiatic timber, and block-
l~oards for making doors etc., - with a light softwood
;~txucture covered with luxurious mahog:~ny or Cembra
pine veneers.
PICTURE FRAMES and FRAME 1vi0ULDINGS
in dozens of artistic designs, colours and. finishes prov-
ide you with the correct setting for Old Masters and
I~ubists alike; our period style gilt and salver decorated
mouldings are as faultless in style as the austerest mo-
dern examples from our lists.
SOLO SAFET`.~' MATCHES have long been known
;~11 over the world. as perennial competitors with Swed-
ish and other makes ; LIGNA ensures that not a single
match among millions exported each month falls below
the standard quality. Matches lead us to smoking, and
:here, in the production of SMOKER'S :REQUISITES,
~~zechoslovakia is clearly without a rival. Cigarette and
cigar-holders in every material, wood, metal or synthe-
tic, and in any combination of colours and shapes ; -
we specialise also in supplying goods made to custom-
ers' own specifications. A joy to the connoisseur are
our pipes, above all the carved and decorated peasant
pipes, (the so-callc;d "Bohemian pipes"), genuine folklore
articles in one of Europe's oldest artistic traditions.
KOH-I-NOOR is perhaps the world.'s best known
trademark in the field of stationery. KOE[-I-NOOR pro-
ducts include the l:amous HARDTMUTH pencils, scien-
tifically constructed, tested and graded for every consu-
mer, from the schoolboy to the artist or industrial
draughtsman. Po:lycolor and Technicolor CRAYONS
afford a unique range of guaranteed shades, and KOH-
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