Jan and Rien Damen and Dutch Shipbuilding Heritage, 1927
Sources S1 — Slaven, Anthony, and Fred M. Walker. European Shipbuilding: One Hundred Years of Change. National Maritime Museum, 1992.
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Andreas Stihl and Forestry Engineering in Waiblingen, 1926
Sources S1 — Stihl, Hans Peter. 75 Jahre Stihl: Eine Erfolgsgeschichte. Waiblingen, 2001. ISBN 978-3-00-008112-5. S2 — Hall, Lee. A
Marcel Rochas and Art Déco Elegance of Maison Rochas, 1925
In 1925, at the height of the Parisian *Années Folles* and the landmark International Exposition of Modern Decorative Arts, twenty-three-year-old
Josef Fischer and Austrian Alpine Ski Craftsmanship, 1924
In 1924, in a modest wooden barn in the Innviertel town of Ried im Innkreis, Austrian carpenter Josef Fischer Senior
Albert Messmer and Sportswear Heritage of Hummel, 1923
In 1923, young German shoemaker Albert Messmer watched football players slip on waterlogged northern pitches and conceived a mechanical breakthrough:
The Lafuma Brothers and French Outdoor Equipment, 1930
In 1930, in the rural Drôme commune of Anneyron, three tanner and saddler brothers—Victor, Alfred, and Gabriel Lafuma—joined forces to
August Siekmann and Kitchen Design at SieMatic, 1929
In 1929, on the eve of the Great Depression, master carpenter August Siekmann founded August Siekmann Möbelwerke in the Westphalian
King Alfonso XIII and the Paradores of Spain at Gredos, 1928
On October 9, 1928, amid the granite crags and pine forests of the Sierra de Gredos, King Alfonso XIII officially
Horacio Echevarrieta and the Founding of Iberia, 1927
Sources S1 — Viniegra, Juan. Iberia: Crónica de 75 años de aviación comercial española. Madrid, 2002. ISBN 978-84-607-4952-3. S2 —