Dr. Paul Wolff, Heinrich Hauser - Im Kraftfeld von Rüsselsheim - 1941

IMPORTANT GERMAN BOOK by well-known German author Heinrich Hauser -
with 80 (!) HIGHLY IMPRESSIVE INDUSTRIAL PHOTOS in color by Dr. Paul Wolff.

With the SCARCE ORIGINAL DUSTJACKET

- Manfred Heiting, Kristina Lemke, Dr. Paul Wolff and Alfred Tritschler,
The Printed Images 1906-2019, page 542/543
- Manfred Heiting, Roland Jäger, Autopsie, Band 2,
page 467
- Thomas Wiegand, Manfred Heiting: Deutschland im Fotobuch, page 188

"This is the first german book of industrial photography which is in full color on Agfacolor. Paul Wolff and his staff were travelling 1938/1939 through twelve German factories (which were working for the Opel Automobile factory) with their extended photo equipment on heavy vehicles to make the first series of industrial photography on Agfa Color, which was invented just 3 years before, in 1936."
(Thomas Wiegand)

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Verlag Knorr und Hirth, Munich. 1942. First edition, later printing (26. till 55th).

Hardcover in linen. 210 x 225 mm. 220 pages. 80 color photos by Dr. Paul Wolff. Text: Heinrich Hauser. Text in German.

Condition:
Book inside excellent, fresh and flawless; clean with no marks and with no foxing. Dustjacket fresh with some trace of use; small tear at the top of the rear side, small missing part at the bottom of the spine, ome nicks on the rear side. Overall fine condition.

Great German company book with great color photography by Dr. Paul Wolff -
with the scarce original dustjacket.

"The various factories were: Schraubenfabrik Neuss, Kolbenfabrik Mahle Bad Cannstatt, Kugellagerfabriken Schweinfurt, Einmann-Bergwerk Otto Rompf im Siegerland, Kühlergitter-Fabrik Esslingen, Bosch Stuttgart, Zellwollefabrik Hirschberg, Gummifabrik in Hannover, Sicherheitsglas Herzogenrath and others."
(Thomas Wiegand)