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Bauersche Gießerei

Bauersche Gießerei was a German type foundry founded in 1837 by Johann Christian Bauer in Frankfurt am Main. Noted typeface designers, among them Lucian Bernhard, Konrad Friedrich Bauer (not related to the company's founder), Walter Baum, Heinrich Jost, Imre Reiner , Friedrich Hermann Ernst Schneidler , Emil Rudolf Weiß, and Heinrich Wienyck, designed…

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Founded
1837
Industry
Type foundry
Headquarters
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Defunct
1972
Founder
Johann Christian Bauer
Key people
Konrad Friedrich Bauer, Walter Baum, Heinrich Jost

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Bauersche Gießerei

Nodes72
Edges71
Triples28
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.027778
Components1

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related to References · 21
Bauersche Gießerei → Ansprache, Ausstellung, Bauer, Berlin, Buchdrucker-Wappentieres, Der Schriftkünstler, Eberhard Hölscher, Ein Stammbaum, Eröffnung, Frankfurt, Geburtstages, Geschichte, Greif, Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, In German Konrad, Schrift, Schriftmuseum Rudolf Blanckertz, Sonderabzug, Unger-Fraktur, Weiß
Defunct · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → 1972
Founded · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → 1837
Founder · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → Johann Christian Bauer
Headquarters · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Industry · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → Type foundry
Key people · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → Konrad Friedrich Bauer, Walter Baum, Heinrich Jost
Type · 1
Bauersche Gießerei → Aktiengesellschaft

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bauer cast bold italic light type medium foundry company frankfurt also baum bauersche gießerei typefaces roman known 1936 germany konrad

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Bauersche GießereiDefunct19721.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiFounded18371.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiFounderJohann Christian Bauer1.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiHeadquartersFrankfurt am Main, Germany1.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiIndustryType foundry1.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiKey peopleKonrad Friedrich Bauer, Walter Baum, Heinrich Jost1.00infobox
Bauersche GießereiTypeAktiengesellschaft1.00infobox
Bauersche Gießereirelated to ReferencesIn German Konrad0.60section
Bauersche Gießereirelated to ReferencesBauer0.60section
Bauersche Gießereirelated to ReferencesZur Geschichte0.60section
Bauersche Gießereirelated to ReferencesUnger-Fraktur0.60section
Bauersche Gießereirelated to ReferencesSonderabzug0.60section

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