Rosenthal Marks used immediately prior to and during World War II (1934-1945)
Porcelain production during the years
1934 to 1945 was under Political/Military leadership. All Rosenthal family
interests in the management of the company had been removed and replaced by
person(s) sympathetic to the Political/Military Regime.
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The Deutsche
Arbeitsfront (DAF or German Labor Front) logo encircled by the words
MODELL DES AMTES SCHÖNHEIT DER ARBEIT (Approved Model of the Office
of Beauty of Labor) are applied in green under the glaze.
The Office of Schönheit der Arbeit of the DAF decided what
constituted good industrial design. It's presence on any item was
considered to be a seal of approval. |
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Swastika Mark used
in 1939 |
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Swastika Mark used in 1941. |
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Luftwaffe Flying Eagle with
'FI.' and 'U.V.' flanking swastika in eagle's talons.
FI. and U.V. stands for Flieger Unterkunft
Verwaltung (Flight Barracks Administration) used to identify
Luftwaffe inventory.
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